Can she act like an adult for five minutes?"—Querrey's criticism of Osaka's attitude in the Montreal final
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Last week, Naomi Osaka lost in the final of the WTA 1000 in Montreal against Victoria Mboko.
Disappointed with the result, the Japanese player gave a very brief speech, unintentionally forgetting to congratulate her opponent. She later apologized on her social media.
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In the latest episode of the *Nothing Major* podcast, Sam Querrey didn’t hold back when discussing Osaka:
"Can Osaka act like an adult for five minutes? Give a nice speech, pretend for a minute, and then head to the locker room. It drives me crazy. [...] She’s also going to make a lot of money—you can’t ignore that. Give a decent speech and congratulate your opponent.
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