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Tennis star Naomi Osaka has requested that social media personalities attending the US Open demonstrate respect for the sport's etiquette. She noted that some influencers weren't paying attention during her first-round match on Monday, causing a disturbance. Osaka emphasised that while popularising tennis is good, everyone needs to know the rules.
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