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Can Wozniacki win the 2020 Australian Open?

ByNiko Vercelletto

Published Dec 07, 2019

As 2019 comes to a close, another player has announced their retirement in a year that has seen many future Hall of Famers and fan favorites end their careers. Caroline Wozniacki has announced that her final tournament will be at the Australian Open in 2020.

With 71 weeks at world No. 1, one Grand Slam, 30 titles, the 29-year-old has accomplished plenty. Yet her career isn't quite over yet, needing to train during the off-season and complete one more Grand Slam appearance.