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The Japanese tennis player was rewarded in the six-man race which also saw the Italian champion as protagonist.
Thursday 6 May 2021 2 minutes reading time
Federica Brignone's dream could only be to bring home one of the most coveted recognition in the sports scene, voted for by journalists from all over the world and by a series of legends from the very prestigious Laureus Academy.
And the "new entry" Lindsey Vonn announced the winner of the "Woman Sportswoman of 2020" award of the 22nd edition of the Laureus World Sports Academy taking place tonight in Seville: Naomi Osaka, the 23 year old Japanese tennis player, winner of four Grand Slam titles, triumphed and, in 2020, his second US Open. In any case, for the winner of the World Cup (the first blue in history to succeed) the great satisfaction of having been included in the list of six candidates, together with the cyclist Anna Van der Breggen, the basketball player Breanna Stewart, the footballer Wendie Renard and the marathon runner Brigid Kosgei.
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