Caroline Wozniacki and Madison Keys set up mouthwatering Charleston final

Caroline Wozniacki will face Madison Keys in the final of WTA Charleston in what looks like being a fascinating match-up.
Former world number one Wozniacki was in confident mood in her semi-final, extending her dominance over Petra Martic to ease to a 6-3, 6-4 win.
“I’m just so thrilled to be healthy, that’s the main thing,” the fifth-seeded Wozniacki said.
“It’s been a long time since I made this long run here.
“I served well in most of the match and I think I returned really well most of the match as well, and I just tried to stay aggressive as much as I could and tried to make (Martic) run and make her move.”
Keys, meanwhile, was in downright belligerent mood against Monica Puig in her semi.
The American led 4-3 when rain interrupted proceedings, but lost just one game after the restart before winning 6-4, 6-0.
“Honestly it was good,” Keys said of the rain delay.
“I had just gotten broken and I got to go inside a reset. I think I did a pretty good job to close it out.”
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