A hilarious moment that had Caroline Wozniacki in the foreground, an athlete at “knives” with Simona Halep, happened at the WTA 500 tournament in Charleston (USA).
A colleague of Caroline Wozniacki on the WTA circuit gave the champion from Denmark a goal after she got lost in traffic in Charleston.
Wozniacki received a wild card into the WTA 500 Series tournament, with prize money totaling $922,573. Caroline, who frequently receives free invitations to competitions after returning to the circuit, said that Simona Halep they don’t deserve the same treatmentbecause she was involved in a doping case.
At knifepoint with Simona Halep, Caroline Wozniacki was defeated by Daria Kasatkina! What happened to the Danish woman in traffic, in Charleston
A heated exchange took place ahead of the Charleston tournament between Caroline Wozniacki and Daria Kasatkina after the Russian laughed at the Dane’s driving skills: “Our driver got lost,” said Kasatkina, who photographed Wozniacki behind the wheel on the way to the hotel.
“Caro” tasted Daria’s joke and replied to her colleague on Instagram: “I think I deserve five stars for getting you to your hotel safely and giving you a tour of the city,” Wozniacki wrote.
The two are preparing to debut at the tournament held on green clay, where three representatives of Romania will also play: Ana Bogdan, Jaqueline Cristian and Gabriela Lee.
Simona Halep, attacked by Caroline Wozniacki: “She was not forgiven, but her sentence was reduced”
Caroline Wozniacki attacked Simona Halep during the tournament in Miami, where the Romanian received a wild card from the organizers: “First of all, I always liked Simona. We always had a good relationship. I have been very open about doping in the past, and my opinion is the same. I’ve always wanted a clean, fair sport for everyone. I’m not talking about Simona, but if someone cheats on purpose, if someone has tested positive for doping… I understand why a tournament wants to have a star, but my personal opinion is that you shouldn’t get wild cards after that. If you want to go back and it was a mistake, I get it, you should take it from below.
Simona was not forgiven, it was a reduced sentence. He hasn’t played in a while and now he’s back. Again, I hope we have a clean sport. That’s all I want. I want us to have good role models for the younger generation. It’s a sport where a lot of money is involved, a lot of competitiveness, a lot of competitors. I want a fair fight. I’ve always been a very honest athlete and I’ve always looked at everything I’ve taken. Even when I take Tylenol (no – a medicine used in the United States that contains a high dose of paracetamol) I check three times.
I want my kids to look up and say, ‘You know what, I want to play tennis and I want to play it right. I have one more chance. I want to be there to compete fairly with everyone else’. This is my point of view on things, this is how I raise my children. Fight fair! No matter where you’re going to be, what you’re going to do, just do it with the right mindset, yeah. That’s who I am,” Wozniacki said at a press conference.
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