“Different Style of Play”: Caroline Wozniacki Credits Serena Williams and Venus Williams for Inspiring Her

Over the years, the Williams sisters have provided their fans with some top-quality tennis. Both Venus and Serena Williams have mesmerized fans with the tennis they bring to the court. They have won most of the titles that have been up for grabs. 

Recently, Caroline Wozniacki praised Serena and Venus for their different style of play. The Williams sisters brought tremendous power into the game, smashing the ball on all corners of the court. It was worth watching them bring this new way of winning, and as of today, they still continue to be on top of their game. 

The former Australian Open winner spoke about the Williams sisters and stated, “When Serena and Venus came, they brought a different style of play with a lot of power. It was so interesting to see where tennis is going and both Venus and Serena are still playing.”

Venus and Serena Williams have won great honors

Both Serena and Venus have vastly contributed to the sport. Very few players have managed to hold the top rankings in singles and doubles categories like they have, and these sisters are an example. Besides, they have won Grand Slam titles in all three sections, singles, doubles, and mixed doubles.

Speaking of Wozniacki, she had quite a glittering career before retiring from the sport. Throughout her career, she won 30 titles on the WTA circuit. She has also held the number one ranking, making her the first Scandinavian woman player to do so. After being a finalist in the Grand Slam events on two occasions, Caroline finally lifted her maiden title at the Australian Open 2018. 

Reflecting on the current season, Serena and Venus competed at the Australian Open. Venus made an early exit in the second round while Serena lost in the semifinal to eventual champion Naomi Osaka.

Now that the focus of the season has shifted to the clay courts, it will be interesting to see how both sisters perform at the upcoming events. Serena will be looking forward to winning her much-awaited 24th Grand Slam title. 

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