Former Australian Open champion officially announces comeback! He was ranked No. 1 in the WTA world, retired for more than 3 years, and had 2 children

News on June 29, Danish tennis star Wozniacki, who has been retired for 3 years, announced on social media that she is about to usher in a comeback in this year's North American season, and her comeback first event is this year's WTA1000 Montreal competition.

Wozniacki said on his personal social media that he can't wait to get back in the game. "In the last three years away from the ring, I have made up for the time I lost with my family. During this time I became a mother and had two lovely children, for which I am very grateful. But I still have goals that I want to achieve, and I want to tell my children that they can pursue their dreams, regardless of age or role. ”

Wozniacki, who turns 33 in July, has reached 55 tournament finals in his career, winning 30 titles. Of all the 30 titles, the most important was the 2018 Australian Open, when Wozniacki beat Halep in the final to win the title. She has also won 1 year-end finals, 2 Grand Slam runners-up and 1 year-end runner-up.

Wozniacki has been ranked No. 1 in the world for a total of 71 weeks in her career, including finishing first in 2010 and 2011.

The last time Wozniacki played on tour was at the 2020 Australian Open. She lost to Abdul-Jabbar in the third round and did not qualify for the next round. Wozniacki announced her retirement after that game when she was not yet 30 years old. After retiring, Wozniacki tied the knot with former NBA player David Lee, and the two had two children after marriage.

It is reported that Wozniacki's first comeback is this year's Montreal station, after which she will participate in the US Open. In addition, Wozniacki also plans to compete at the Australian Open early next year and at the Paris Olympics.