I liked the NYT article[1] better because it clearly illustrates how Serena Williams' opponent did all the right things: played well, made very few unforced errors and, at one point, literally turned her back on the court to keep her focus on the play and tune out the distractions caused by Serena's rants and the crowd's boos.

Everyone should read this article, whether or not they are interested in tennis, because it has a lot of life lessons on how to conduct yourself when everything may not be going smoothly.

It's a pity that Naomi Osaka won the Grand Slam and made history on a number of levels but the focus remains on the poor loser. I wish the press would celebrate her championship win and her classy conduct more.

[1] Serena Williams vs. Naomi Osaka: How the U.S. Open Descended Into Chaos https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/09/sports/serena-osaka-us-op...