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Osaka Defends On-Court Outfits Amid Criticism

Tennis star Naomi Osaka says she is willing to accept criticism over her clothing choices if it helps future players.

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Naomi Osaka has defended her on-court outfits, saying any criticism she receives is "worth it" if it makes things easier for players who come after her, according to BBC Sport.

The tennis star's comments come amid scrutiny over her choice of attire during matches, though specific details of the criticism were not outlined in the report.

Osaka suggested that facing backlash now could pave the way for future athletes to have more freedom in their sartorial choices, stating that "the people after me have an easier path" as a result of her stance.

BBC Sport reported the remarks as part of coverage on the athlete's views regarding fashion and self-expression in professional tennis.

Further details on the specific outfits in question or the context of the criticism were not provided in the available report.

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