Winning combination: Wozniacki reunites with former hitting partner as Canadian Open preparation continues
WTAWednesday, 26 July 2023 at 01:00
In anticipation of her return from retirement, former World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki reunited with her longtime hitting partner Michal Przysiezny as she prepares for the 2023 Canadian Open.
The 2010 champion retired from tennis in 2020, but revealed she still had the desire to keep playing and decided to come back to the sport three and a half years later.
Wozniacki teamed with Przysienzy in 2018
The 2018 Australian champion began working with Przysienzy soon after lifting her only Grand Slam title, with the retired Polish ATP player a vital part of her team for the Dane's WTA 1000 final victory at the 2018 China Open in Beijing.
As the 2023 Canadian Open draws closer, the dup were spotted training at the Monte-Carlo Country Club in Monaco. Wozniacki was given a wildcard entry to the main draw of the event.
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