Caroline Wozniacki's stellar career in numbers
The Dane calls time on her incredible career at the 2020 Australian Open.
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71 – Caroline Wozniacki enjoyed 71 weeks as WTA World No.1, first reaching the pinnacle of the game on October 11, 2010. Only eight players have spent longer in that spot.
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55 – Wozniacki boasts 55 WTA Tour final appearances…
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30 – … winning 30 of them, making her the fourth most successful player currently on Tour behind Serena Williams, Venus Williams and Maria Sharapova. She stands joint 17th on the Open Era list for titles won along with Tracy Austin.
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15 – She debuted on Tour only eight days after her 15th birthday at the Western & Southern Open in Cincinnati and would become the first Danish player to win a WTA Tour crown.
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11 - Wozniacki won WTA Tour titles in 11 successive years from 2008 through to 2018. That streak can inly be bettered by Stefanie Graf, Martina Navratilova, Chris Evert and Maria Sharapova.
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8 – On eight occasions during her 15-year professional career, she achieved a Top 10 Year End Ranking. Twice she finished in the Top 5.
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6 – Wozniacki made six appearances at the WTA Finals, winning the tournament in 2017 as she defeated Venus Williams in the final.
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4 – She has four wins over reigning WTA World No.1s, which came in her last five meetings against players of such a status. Indeed, in 2017, she defeated three different No.1s as she overcame Karolina Pliskova, Garbiñe Muguruza and Simona Halep.
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3 – She represented Denmark at three different Olympic Games and was given the honor of bearing her nation’s flag at Rio 2016.
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2 – The contribution that she made to the world of tennis was recognized by the fact she was awarded the WTA Diamond ACES Award.
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1 – Wozniacki claimed her sole major title at the 2018 Australian Open, where she defeated Simona Halep in the final. It was her third Grand Slam final.
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