Caroline Wozniacki’s farewell match against Serena Williams postponed
Caroline Wozniacki’s final match on the big stage against her great friend and former rival Serena Williams will no longer take place on the original date.
Former world No 1 Wozniacki retired from professional tennis after this year’s Australian Open, but she had announced back in December that she would face 23-time Grand Slam winner in her final match.
Dubbed “The Final One 2020”, the event was set to take place at the Royal Arena in Copenhagen on May 18, but it has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Former Australian Open champion Wozniacki made the announcement on Twitter, writing: “I am sad to announce that my final match against Serena Williams has been postponed.
“Safety and health of everyone is most important! We will be rescheduling for a later date, and will let everyone know as soon as we have one confirmed!”
Hi Everyone! I am sad to announce that my final match against @serenawilliams has been postponed. The safety and health of everyone is most important! We will be rescheduling for a later date, and will let everyone know as soon as we have one confirmed! pic.twitter.com/RfgFztSYBr
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) April 7, 2020
If you already bought tickets to the sold out match, your tickets will still be good, once we pick a new date! In the mean time, stay safe and thank you for all the support ❤️ Caroline pic.twitter.com/L8jm41rHMa
— Caroline Wozniacki (@CaroWozniacki) April 7, 2020
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