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The Volley: Naomi Osaka’s EVOL-ution the latest in tennis entrepreneurial endeavors
Breaking down Osaka’s launch of her own agency, and where that falls in the growing trend of athletes-turned-business mavens.
Published May 16, 2022
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Even though she pulled out of Rome, Osaka still dominated the tennis headlines this week with news of her new venture, EVOLVE.
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Like Osaka, Federer and Nadal both left IMG to form their own management companies with their respective agents, Tony Godsick (left) and Carlos Costa (right).
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Haas became the Indian Wells tournament director in 2017 while still an active player, but limited his participation to one exhibition match before his retirement later that year.
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