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Wozniacki Retires From Bad Homburg Quarter-Finals Due to Injury From Fall

Wozniacki Forced To Retire From Bad Homburg Quarter-Finals After Nasty Fall


Caroline Wozniacki was playing exceptionally well this week at the 2024 Bad Homburg Open, but unfortunately, the courts were not in her favor.

During the quarter-final match against Emma Navarro, Wozniacki suffered another fall, which ultimately became too much to overcome. This week, she managed to secure back-to-back wins at the WTA 500 event in Bad Homburg, showcasing her strong performance.

Despite a notable comeback victory against Elina Svitolina, her fall during that match required a medical timeout. However, she persevered and continued to compete.

Wozniacki then secured another impressive win against Veronika Kudermetova before facing Navarro in the quarter-finals. The match between the two players, who share similar playing styles, was highly anticipated.

Despite Wozniacki’s strong start in the opening set, she faced challenges due to another fall on the court that required medical attention. Despite finishing the set, she struggled in the following sets, leading to her retirement during the match.

With Wimbledon approaching, Wozniacki made the decision not to risk further injury by continuing to play in a match where her movement was compromised. Despite this setback, there were positive moments for the former number one throughout the week.

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