At 35 years old, with three children, and not having competed since August 2024, the Danish player finds it almost impossible to regain the form and enthusiasm to return to the professional circuit.
Caroline Wozniacki
The last time we saw Caroline Wozniacki in action was at the past US Open 2024. Many months of absence, something that didn't align with her encouraging comeback to competition back in 2023. Now, finally, we know the reason for her 'disappearance': today, the Dane announced on social media that, alongside her husband, former basketball player David Lee, she is expecting her third child. At 34 years old, the Danish's third pregnancy raises a clear question: will she try once more after giving birth again? Only time will answer that question... but, in the meantime, it's time to congratulate her and wish her the best after this splendid news.
Officially switching to zone defense!
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) April 6, 2025
Our family couldn’t be more excited to welcome baby #3 soon! 👶🏼 pic.twitter.com/rna6N77LIU
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki anuncia su tercer embarazo y pausa su regreso al tenis
The WTA 1000 in Beijing started for Coco Gauff with a solid victory against Clara Burel (7-5, 6-3), the best way to kick off the Asian tour. Now, the draw sets her up against Katie Boulter in the next slot, but before that, it's time to pause and analyze a remarkable statistic she achieved today. The American has matched the record held by Caroline Wozniacki of 46 wins in WTA 1000 events on hard courts before turning 21. This means that with one more win, she will completely surpass this milestone. To speak of precocity is to speak of Gauff, there's no doubt about that.
Other day's results
- [32] V Kudermetova d. X Wang: 36 64 75
- [2] J Pegula d. D Parry: 61 76
- N Osaka d. [21] Y Putintseva: 36 64 62
- K Volynets d. [14] M Kostyuk: 75 63
- [23] M Frech d. (Q) A Parks: 64 57 64
- P Sterns d. [20] L Fernández: 75 62
- G Minnen d. [28] A Potapova: 75 26 64
- [26] K Boulter d. T Townsend: 64 64
- E Avanesyan d. [33] C Dolehide: 63 57 62
- (Q) R Sramkova d. [22] E Alexandrova: 57 64 63
- (Q) Y Starodubtseva d. [27] K Siniakova: 62 62
- [12] D Shnaider d. S Kenin: 62 63
- [10] A Kalinskaya d. (Q) H Baptiste: 36 76 76
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Pekín 2024. Gauff iguala a Wozniacki en una estadística brutal
Olivia, June 2021. James, October 2022. Max, July 2025. We don't know if Caroline Wozniacki will pick up a racket again, if we will see her competing again, if the thought of getting back on the tour crosses her mind despite being 35 years old. What is clear is that the Dane never considered having a small family, hence this very Saturday she gave birth to her third child, little Max. Already a large family, time will tell what the plans are for the former world number one, who surely won't be short of things to do in the coming times. Congratulations!
Max Wozniacki Lee, born July 26, 2025! Mom and baby are healthy and our family couldn't be happier! ❤️✨ pic.com/wBo9bYgTkU
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) July 26, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Caroline Wozniacki, madre por tercera vez
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.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki se baja del Open de Australia 2025
The US Open 2024 has come to an end for the world No. 71, none other than Caroline Wozniacki. The Danish player will put her dream of lifting another Grand Slam on hold until next season after being defeated in the fourth round tonight by Beatriz Haddad Maia. Despite the loss, she leaves New York with a clear perspective. She knows her strengths and weaknesses, as she explained in her final press conference, perhaps the last time we will see her in a tournament this season.
"I know I'm better than what my ranking indicates, so my level tonight didn't surprise me. Right now, the biggest challenge is staying healthy and being at 100%. That’s the most important for me, to be able to compete every day. I know I can compete against the best, I can beat them, but I also know that to win a tournament like this, you need to win seven consecutive matches, and that’s where it gets tough. It's something my body has struggled with a lot this season. At the end of the day, I'm proud of how I fought, I gave it my all this time, that's all I can do," summarized the former world No. 1, who couldn't confirm whether she will play more tournaments this year.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki: “Soy mejor jugadora de lo que dice mi ranking”
Interesting and evenly matched encounter we had tonight between Caroline Wozniacki and Beatriz Haddad Maia battling for a spot in the quarterfinals of the US Open 2024. In the end, the Brazilian took it, slightly better positioned in terms of physicality and rhythm when playing the crucial points (6-2, 3-6, 6-3), although the scales tipped by small margins. Great performance by the Danish player at 34 years old, but this time the victory went to the South American, who for the second time in her career has made it to the top eight of a Grand Slam main draw. She will face Karolina Muchova aiming to repeat her best performance, the one from Roland Garros 2023, when she reached the semifinals.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Haddad Maia interrumpe el ‘revival’ de Wozniacki
The former number one opens up about her life on the circuit: "My family is the most important thing to me, but at the same time, I love winning".
At 35 years old, with three children, and not having competed since August 2024, the Danish player finds it almost impossible to regain the form and enthusiasm to return to the professional circuit.
Olivia, June 2021. James, October 2022. Max, July 2025. We don't know if Caroline Wozniacki will pick up a racket again, if we will see her competing again, if the thought of getting back on the tour crosses her mind despite being 35 years old. What is clear is that the Dane never considered having a small family, hence this very Saturday she gave birth to her third child, little Max. Already a large family, time will tell what the plans are for the former world number one, who surely won't be short of things to do in the coming times. Congratulations!
Max Wozniacki Lee, born July 26, 2025! Mom and baby are healthy and our family couldn't be happier! ❤️✨ pic.com/wBo9bYgTkU
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) July 26, 2025
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Caroline Wozniacki, madre por tercera vez
The last time we saw Caroline Wozniacki in action was at the past US Open 2024. Many months of absence, something that didn't align with her encouraging comeback to competition back in 2023. Now, finally, we know the reason for her 'disappearance': today, the Dane announced on social media that, alongside her husband, former basketball player David Lee, she is expecting her third child. At 34 years old, the Danish's third pregnancy raises a clear question: will she try once more after giving birth again? Only time will answer that question... but, in the meantime, it's time to congratulate her and wish her the best after this splendid news.
Officially switching to zone defense!
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) April 6, 2025
Our family couldn’t be more excited to welcome baby #3 soon! 👶🏼 pic.twitter.com/rna6N77LIU
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki anuncia su tercer embarazo y pausa su regreso al tenis
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.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki se baja del Open de Australia 2025
The WTA 1000 in Beijing started for Coco Gauff with a solid victory against Clara Burel (7-5, 6-3), the best way to kick off the Asian tour. Now, the draw sets her up against Katie Boulter in the next slot, but before that, it's time to pause and analyze a remarkable statistic she achieved today. The American has matched the record held by Caroline Wozniacki of 46 wins in WTA 1000 events on hard courts before turning 21. This means that with one more win, she will completely surpass this milestone. To speak of precocity is to speak of Gauff, there's no doubt about that.
Other day's results
- [32] V Kudermetova d. X Wang: 36 64 75
- [2] J Pegula d. D Parry: 61 76
- N Osaka d. [21] Y Putintseva: 36 64 62
- K Volynets d. [14] M Kostyuk: 75 63
- [23] M Frech d. (Q) A Parks: 64 57 64
- P Sterns d. [20] L Fernández: 75 62
- G Minnen d. [28] A Potapova: 75 26 64
- [26] K Boulter d. T Townsend: 64 64
- E Avanesyan d. [33] C Dolehide: 63 57 62
- (Q) R Sramkova d. [22] E Alexandrova: 57 64 63
- (Q) Y Starodubtseva d. [27] K Siniakova: 62 62
- [12] D Shnaider d. S Kenin: 62 63
- [10] A Kalinskaya d. (Q) H Baptiste: 36 76 76
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Pekín 2024. Gauff iguala a Wozniacki en una estadística brutal
The US Open 2024 has come to an end for the world No. 71, none other than Caroline Wozniacki. The Danish player will put her dream of lifting another Grand Slam on hold until next season after being defeated in the fourth round tonight by Beatriz Haddad Maia. Despite the loss, she leaves New York with a clear perspective. She knows her strengths and weaknesses, as she explained in her final press conference, perhaps the last time we will see her in a tournament this season.
"I know I'm better than what my ranking indicates, so my level tonight didn't surprise me. Right now, the biggest challenge is staying healthy and being at 100%. That’s the most important for me, to be able to compete every day. I know I can compete against the best, I can beat them, but I also know that to win a tournament like this, you need to win seven consecutive matches, and that’s where it gets tough. It's something my body has struggled with a lot this season. At the end of the day, I'm proud of how I fought, I gave it my all this time, that's all I can do," summarized the former world No. 1, who couldn't confirm whether she will play more tournaments this year.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki: “Soy mejor jugadora de lo que dice mi ranking”
Interesting and evenly matched encounter we had tonight between Caroline Wozniacki and Beatriz Haddad Maia battling for a spot in the quarterfinals of the US Open 2024. In the end, the Brazilian took it, slightly better positioned in terms of physicality and rhythm when playing the crucial points (6-2, 3-6, 6-3), although the scales tipped by small margins. Great performance by the Danish player at 34 years old, but this time the victory went to the South American, who for the second time in her career has made it to the top eight of a Grand Slam main draw. She will face Karolina Muchova aiming to repeat her best performance, the one from Roland Garros 2023, when she reached the semifinals.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Haddad Maia interrumpe el ‘revival’ de Wozniacki
The former number one opens up about her life on the circuit: "My family is the most important thing to me, but at the same time, I love winning".
Not much is being said about Caroline Wozniacki, but the Dane has reached the third round of the US Open 2024 conceding only nine games. Perhaps this may still seem insufficient for a 34-year-old woman who has been World No. 1, but we must be aware of how challenging it is to return to the circuit after becoming a mother. Here, where she has already contested two finals in the past, some predictions are starting to point to Caro as one of the candidates for a successful journey.
"If my body can hold up and if everything is going in the right direction, I believe I can go far. How far? We'll see. Obviously, I have always believed in myself; this is one of those times when I am playing a tournament where I feel at home, it's a surface and conditions very favorable for me. I am optimistic about the future," shared the World No. 71 in the WTA rankings last night. She will now face Jessika Ponchet for a ticket to the second week.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki: “Me siento como en casa, creo que puedo llegar muy lejos”
To this day, there is no Grand Slam where Caroline Wozniacki has played more finals than at the US Open. While she didn't win either (2009, 2014), those memories always remain as a source of confidence for approaching future challenges. This belief is reinforced by observing the Danish player's start in this 2024 edition, where she has only dropped seven games in her first two rounds. This morning, against Renata Zarazúa, we could see her shine (6-3, 6-3) in conditions that suit her perfectly. Keep an eye on Caroline, as she has a draw to dream of achieving something significant once again at Flushing Meadows.
Other results of the day
- [6] J Pegula d. S Kenin: 76 63
- [30] Y Putintseva d. X Wang: 61 76
- [15] A Kalinskaya d. A Bondar: 62 64
- [16] L Samsonova d. M Bouzkova: 36 76 63
- [25] A Pavlyuchenkova d. E Cocciaretto: 57 61 62
- A Potapova d. (Q) V Lepchenko: 63 64
- [18] D Shnaider d. C Tauson: 64 64
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Wozniacki brilla en su zona de confort