Caroline
Wozniacki said that
Serena Williams supported her regarding her return to the
tour at the 2023
US Open.
Danish
tennis player
Caroline Wozniacki recently announced her comeback to the tour
after a three-year retirement. The 32-year-old athlete, who reached the world
No. 1 ranking in 2010 and won the Australian Open in 2018, also reached the
finals of the US Open in 2009 and 2014.
Wozniacki
has amassed over 600 professional victories and 30 titles, including the
WTA
Finals in 2017. With her upcoming return to the tour, the Danish player will
put an end to her three-year absence. She recently shared that when she made
the decision, one of the first people she informed was her friend Serena
Williams.
When Caroline made the decision to return, she reached out to her longtime friend and tennis legend, Serena Williams, to share the news. Serena, a 23-time Grand Slam champion, was delighted to hear about Caroline's comeback and offered her full support. During a recent dinner together, Serena expressed her enthusiasm:
"Serena & I had dinner a few weeks ago, and when I told her my plan, she said, 'Wow, good for you. I'm going to cheer you on every step of the way, and if you ever need anything, I'm here.' She's always been there," she said.
Serena
Williams, the 23-time Grand Slam champion, and Wozniacki have faced each other
11 times, with the American player claiming 10 victories compared to
Wozniacki's solitary win. Wozniacki's sole triumph came in the quarterfinals of
the 2012 Miami Open, although she later lost in the semifinals against Maria
Sharapova.
With her comeback, Caroline Wozniacki aims to create new chapters in her tennis journey, adding to the legacy she has already built. Her return is a testament to her love for the sport and her unwavering passion for competition. As the tennis world awaits her first match at the US Open, there is no doubt that Caroline Wozniacki's return will be a captivating story to follow.
