NAOMI OSAKA VS SARA SORRIBES TORMO/2022 MUTUA MADRID OPEN ROUND

It will be Naomi Osaka putting the ball in play first from Madrid. And we know that she's able to really serve much better than that. That's going to be very important here to try to get not only free points, but also balls that return midcourt to attack. And just the one ace in a trio of double faults, including if memory serves, unmatched points. So for Osaka, everything just went from bad to worse. Six loves, six-three loss. If you look back over the history of her career, one of the worst losses that she suffered. And that's after she had blanked Soribas Tormo here in the final set back in 2019. Here's an example of a really good serve on clay because of the spin. The ball gets away when you go on the deuce side with the slice. Getz Potapova, by the way, 86% of first serve points won for Osaka. 15 winners for 12 errors. When you're at plus three, this is like a great day at the office for Naomi. Another forehand winner. That sets the tone for this match. She hopes she hits her 101st ace of the year and gets a hold for one love.