As former World Number one tennis player, Caroline Wozniacki announced her retirement numerous tennis professionals congratulated on her successful career and wished her luck for the future projects. She’ll definitely be missed by her fans.
“I’m ready to move on to the next chapter in my life,” the 29-year-old, Wozniacki broke the news on Good Morning America. “Australian Open 2020 is going to be my last tournament. It’s obviously a decision I’ve thought about for a long time. I just got married this year so that’s exciting and there are so many other things I’d like to do off the court,” Wozniacki said.
.@CaroWozniacki has called time on her career.
📺Look back on her best moments 🤩 pic.twitter.com/aGISLnievl
— WTA (@WTA) December 6, 2019
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The Australian Open 2018 champion, Caroline Wozniacki has made up her mind to set aside her racquets after 15 years of service to the WTA Tour and is ready to explore new ventures.
“I’ve always thought when there are other things I’d want to do more it’s just time to be done. It just felt right in my heart,” World Number 37, Wozniacki added.
“It’s never going to be an easy decision when you’ve done this your whole life but it just feels right. I’m ready for it,” she mentioned.
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“You know that a sports career is only so long and so we all knew there was going to come to an end eventually. I think the timing was right. I still feel like I can beat anyone.”
Besides tennis, the Dane, Wozniacki is presently pursuing a degree at Harvard Business School. “I wanted to finish at a time when I still felt great. I love the sport and when I leave I still want to love the sport and feel the passion for it,” Wozniacki expounded.
Congratulations on an absolutely amazing career @CaroWozniacki 👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻💥💥🙌🏻🙌🏻 So many great things to come.. wishing you & David only the best ! 😘❤️
— Kristina Mladenovic (@KikiMladenovic) December 6, 2019
Goes to Harvard once…. 😉 We love you, you’re such an inspiration 💫
— Andrea Petkovic (@andreapetkovic) December 6, 2019
I remember the first time we played each other for 3 and a half hours when we were 11, I can't believe how time has flyed, and how an amazing champion you've became. Congrats to you and your dad for this unbelievable career Caroline 👏👏👏 ! All the best 😘😘 https://t.co/9Cda8zUPHZ pic.twitter.com/IPyks4JCE9
— Alize Cornet (@alizecornet) December 6, 2019
.@CaroWozniacki, you are a great competitor who gave it your all every single time you stepped on court.
Congratulations, and best wishes to you and Dave in the next phase of life! https://t.co/KVRSk52dp4
— Billie Jean King (@BillieJeanKing) December 6, 2019
😢 @CaroWozniacki just announced that se will retire from tennis after the @AustralianOpen. We will miss you Caro! 😘 pic.twitter.com/nekjSSlL0I
— Rafa Nadal Academy by Movistar (@rnadalacademy) December 6, 2019
Caroline Wozniacki had INSANE athleticism — exhibit 1 of 5713: pic.twitter.com/iuJumMmw26
— Bastien Fachan (@BastienFachan) December 6, 2019
Wishing the best to you, @CaroWozniacki! The best is yet to come! https://t.co/9HgyCQp43f
— Citi Open (@CitiOpen) December 6, 2019
The best journeys in life have no end. Congratulations on an inspiring career and a start to a new chapter @CaroWozniacki
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We’re excited to see you one last time in Australia! pic.twitter.com/OYITxqICf6— Babolat (@babolat) December 6, 2019
We'll miss u a lot 😭♥️ pic.twitter.com/YofPdOx3jR
— Маtheus Schnell (@schnellflu) December 6, 2019
12-year old Wozniacki alongside 22-year old 4xSlam champ Venus Williams in 2002. Few would have picked Wozzy to retire first. pic.twitter.com/ZTbo3Rj5sl
— Anders Haahr (@AndersHaahr) December 6, 2019
I made the trip to the US Open this year mainly to see Wozniacki because I felt this coming. Was incredible to get to see her come back and win the two matches I was there for. pic.twitter.com/vxFMU4bIMd
— gay4bornacoric (@gay4bornacoric) December 6, 2019
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Most of all, she had a Grand Slam-winning run — at last — at the 2018 Australian Open…
…having come back from 5-1, 40-15 down in the second round.
Wozniacki never, ever said die, and that's what I loved the most about her. pic.twitter.com/0ssrrvZulH
— Bastien Fachan (@BastienFachan) December 6, 2019
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🚨 WOZNIACKI ANNOUNCES HER RETIREMENT PLANS! 🚨
Danish Star announced that she is planning to retire after Australian Open.
💬 ""I am ready to move on to the next chapter in my life." pic.twitter.com/FpwmgzJezR
— Tennis24.com (@Tennis24_com) December 6, 2019
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