Naomi Osaka Netflix documentary release date: Everything you need to know
A behind-the-scenes look at the life of one of tennis's most dynamic and headline-grabbing stars.
Grand Slam singles champion Naomi Osaka has dazzled the tennis world over the last few years, and she is now the subject of a three-part Netflix documentary that reveals her tough and inspiring life behind the scenes.
Featuring interviews with Naomi and her friends and family, family videos and, of course, footage of her impressive career so far, it is an intimate look at one of the world's greatest tennis players who was born in Japan and has lived and trained in the US since she was three.
Still only 23 years old, Naomi is ranked No.1 in the world by the Women’s Tennis Association, is a four-time Grand Slam singles champion and the current reigning champion at both the US Open and the Australian Open.
Read on for everything we know about the Naomi Osaka documentary.
Naomi Osaka Netflix documentary release date
The Naomi Osaka documentary will launch on Netflix on Friday 16th July.
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The series will play out over three episodes.
What is the Naomi Osaka documentary about?
The documentary series follows Naomi over the course of two years, and the filmmakers were given unprecedented access to her life on and off the court. The cameras follow her as she defends her titles, finds her voice as she supports the causes that mean most to her, and also shows her in sadder moments as she mourns the loss of her mentor, Kobe Bryant, who died in a plane crash in January 2020.
The series, which includes interviews with Naomi and her friends and family, also details Naomi’s hectic training schedule, the strains she is under as a top tennis player, and the pressures that led to her quitting the French Open in May this year.
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Is there a trailer for the Naomi Osaka documentary?
Here is the trailer:
Naomi Osaka arrives on Netflix on 13th July. If you’re looking for something else to watch, visit our TV Guide. Check out our Documentaries hub for all the latest news.
