Naomi Osaka's speech after losing the Canadian Open final last week is still a topic of conversation in tennis circles. A former ATP top player has now weighed in.

Mboko has played so much tennis this season for one reason — because she wins and wins and wins some more. She’s just doing it on ever-bigger stages. In addition to Osaka and Rybakina, she beat world No. 2 Coco Gauff and 2020 Australian Open champion Sofia Kenin on the way to the title.

Osaka has made progress since returning in last year's Australian Open. She won two matches in both the Australian Open and Wimbledon this year, has earned $725,727 in prize money and reached the No. 49 spot in the WTA rankings, with a higher ranking likely on the way by making the final.

Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko defied the odds and won her first Women’s Tennis Association title in the Canadian Open final, defeating seven-time WTA title winner Naomi Osaka.

Serena Williams' ex-coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, has made a bold prediction about rising star Victoria Mboko. The 18-year-old recently made the headlines by winning the 2025 Canadian Open in Montreal.

Osaka joined Mboko in pulling out of the main tuneup for the U.S. Open after their gripping contest in Montreal.

Since the introduction of the format in 1990, Victoria Mboko became just the second Canadian to win a title at a Tier 1/WTA-1000 event, after Bianca Andreescu

Only Serena Williams did what Victoria Mboko did last week at a younger age. Here's what to know about this new teenage Canadian tennis star.

Victoria Mboko didn’t even have a picture on the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) website before the Canadian Open in Montreal. Now, the 18-year-old has defeated four-time grand slam champion Naomi Osaka in the first WTA Tour final of her career.

The 18-year-old wild card rallied after dropping the first set to the Japanese former world number one, and held firm to cap a remarkable fortnight at home.