Japan’s Naomi Osaka pulled out of the French Open on Monday after refusing to attend the obligatory post-match press conferences and revealing she had been affected by bouts of melancholy for a number of years. Naomi Osaka pulled out from the French Open, citing psychological well being points (Courtesy: AP)HIGHLIGHTSBartoli feels that the time-frame is perhaps too small for OsakaOsaka pulled out of French Open after refusing to attend press conferencesWimbledon to kick-start from May 30Former Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli says there are massive query marks about whether or not or not Naomi Osaka will play on the grasscourt championships this yr, ranging from May 30.”We didn’t expect for this to happen, Bartoli told ITV Sport during her role as a pundit on Friday. “We did not assume the scenario was so dangerous with Naomi. I believe the WTA is making an attempt actually laborious to search out some answer.”The press conferences at the moment are not the usual ones with the press not even in the press room, and they all being done on Zoom, so you don’t feel like that anxiety you might feel when you have someone in your face asking a tricky question.”But perhaps they’re looking for a method to slim all the way down to perhaps three or 4 questions for Naomi’s press conferences.”Her decision has turned the spotlight on the media demands on tennis players, and Bartoli believes the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA) and the International Tennis Federation (ITF) are trying to find a solution that could work for Osaka.With Wimbledon looming later this month, Bartoli feels that the time frame is maybe too small for Osaka.”I hope she is at Wimbledon for ladies’s tennis and tennis generally,” the Frenchwoman said. “She is such an enormous star, and she or he resonates all over the world. But after all, there are various query marks, however we do not know if she might be there.”We haven’t heard from her; we don’t know where she is. But the players are supporting her, and the WTA are trying to find a solution with the ITF so that she can be comfortable the next time she faces a press conference.”Click right here for IndiaToday.in’s full protection of the coronavirus pandemic.