Osaka nominated for People's Choice Awards

Oct 02, 2020
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Osaka nominated for People's Choice Awards

Published Oct 02, 2020

Naomi Osaka is officially one of many illustrious nominees for this year's People's Choice Awards. She hsa landed in the "Pop Culture: Game Changer of 2020" category alongside Serena Williams, Lebron James, Michael Jordan, Russell Wilson, Bubba Wallace, Sabrina Ionescu and Simone Biles.

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The People's Choice Awards are an annual affair and while this year will be a little different, it will be just as significant.

Last year also featured two tennis players in the Game Changer category, Serena and Coco Gauff, with Biles taking home the honor. The awards show will be held on Nov. 15, most likely virtually or in some limited capacity, though the details are not yet known.

In the meantime, Osaka has something else big up her sleeve with Nike as she hinted at it earlier in the week with the unveiling of a logo.

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After winning the US Open for her third Grand Slam title, the 22-year-old pulled out of Roland Garros and instead reset with a trip to Haiti, the island nation her father hails from.

The trip looked spectacular, to say the very least.

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You can cast your votes for People's Choice Awards online until Oct. 23.