Caroline Wozniacki's Inspirational Comeback: Triumph at the Canadian Open
Caroline Wozniacki slips into Canadian Open second round after first cutthroat match in over three years. After a vacation of over three years to spearhead a family, previous world number one, Caroline Wozniacki walked past Australian qualifier, Kimberly Birrell, getting an easy 6-2 6-2 triumph in her most memorable serious match at the Canadian Open in Montreal on Tuesday. The Danish maestro, who announced her rebound into proficient tennis in June, showed uncommon expectation, great portability, and prevalent shot choice all through the 97-minute standoff. Montreal's court held a comfortable disposition as Wozniacki showed up, with the group showering their colossal fondness on her. The second was set apart with the resonating tune of Neil Precious stone's "Sweet Caroline" reverberating through the speaker frameworks, adding a nostalgic touch to her eagerly awaited return. A sign that read "Welcome Back Caro" in French embellished the stands, slicing throu...