Caroline Wozniacki’s Journey: Balancing Motherhood and Tennis on the WTA Tour

From the second-round loss at the 2023 Canadian Open to the ninth-seeded Marketa Vondrousova can Caroline Wozniacki don’t impress too much.

by Stefan Bergman

last edited: 08/10/2023, 06:10 p.m

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Caroline Wozniacki’s offspring have to go everywhere on the WTA tour

After all, Caroline Wozniacki had not beaten the yellow felt ball in competition for more than three years before this year’s WTA 1000 event in Montreál. On the other hand, she could be absolutely satisfied with her win at the start against British Katie Birrell. Somehow you could have guessed that victories against opponents from the current top 10 would not be enough right away – among other things, match practice is definitely missing.

Nevertheless, the 33-year-old Scandinavian left no doubt that the return to the WTA tour was far from over. Because the biggest organizational problem has now been clarified, her two children will accompany her everywhere on the world-spanning women’s tour, as the public’s favorite stated at the traditional event in North America.

“You’re having a blast”

“Yes, for sure. You will be with me everywhere. No matter where I go, my children and my family will be there,” said the former world number one at a press conference. She just couldn’t be away from her children for too long, she would miss them far too much.

It is important for the tennis mom that her children feel comfortable everywhere. So the youngsters don’t just sit around for hours on the training grounds until “Caro” can start her well-deserved holiday, but also let off steam at various attractions near the event grounds. Like in Montreál at the Bouncy Castle World at the old port. “They’re having a blast,” said Wozniacki.

Here the single tableau from Montreál.

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