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The wonderful days of Caroline Wozniacki

Playing for titles. Magazine spreads. Romance. It's been quite a

ByVan Sias

Published Mar 01, 2017

No mix-ups here, folks: The winner of "Great Start to 2017 Award" goes to Caroline Wozniacki.

The world No. 14 has been on a roll on and off the court recently, with her latest foray into the world of magazines being the cover of *Elle Denmark*. This, of course, comes on the heels of her third-straight Sports Illustrated Swimsuit issue appearance.

The 26-year-old is also in a good place relationship-wise, as she’s rumored to be dating David Lee of the NBA’s San Antonio Spurs.

But just in case you were beginning to think that all of that might cause a distraction as far as her tennis goes, nothing could be further from the truth.

She's been building on her strong 2016 finish, where she made the semifinals of the US Open and won Tokyo and Hong Kong to cap off a resurgent season. Lest anyone forgets, Wozniacki was in danger of dropping out of the Top 100 going into the US Open, and didn't deny retirement rumors.

Wozniacki’s habit of picking up hardware at tournaments has continued in 2017. She’s coming off back-to-back final appearances in Doha and Dubai, both of which are WTA Premier events, with some spectacular tennis.

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Nothing seems to get her down right now, even when the elements are out of her control. (Or are they?)

In other words, it’s a pretty great time to be Wozniacki right now.