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Wozniacki withdraws from the Australian Open 2025

Óscar Belloch - 4 Jan 2025

Caroline Wozniacki will finally not participate in the 2025 Australian Open. After playing her last match at the 2024 US Open where she reached the round of 16, the Dane withdrew from the rest of the season and will now also miss the Australian tour, thus skipping the first Grand Slam of the year, an event she won in the 2018 edition. The former world number one, aged 34, continues to experience ups and downs since her return to the courts in 2023 after her premature retirement in 2020.

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