Caroline Wozniacki decided to retire from tennis in 2020, but after giving birth twice, the Dane returned to the court this year and is preparing for her first Grand Slam in 2024.

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Caroline Wozniacki will receive a wild card at the Australian Open 2023

At 33, Wozniacki surprised many when she announced her return to competitive tennis after giving birth twice.

The Dane won the first match in Montreal (6-2, 6-2 against Kimberly Birrell), and then reached the 1/8 finals of the US Open (she was defeated in three sets by Coco Gauf, who also won the competition).

Caroline is currently training hard for the new WTA season, in which she wants to achieve her best results.

Australian Open organizers announced on Wednesday that the former 2018 trophy winner will receive a wildcard into the main draw in Melbourne.

The 2024 Australian Open, in its 112th edition, will be held from January 14 to 28 at Marlbourne Park.

Who is Caroline Wozniacki?

Now the 33-year-old Dane is ranked 238th in the world singles rankings. Her height of 1.77 meters rose to the top of the WTA rankings on October 11, 2010 (Wozniacki was the world number one for 71 weeks).

During her career, she won 30 WTA singles titles, one of which is a Grand Slam tournament (Australian Open 2018, after an epic final with Simona Halep). He has collected $35,548,193 in tennis prize money alone and currently has 639 wins and 267 losses.