Tennis Pro Caroline Wozniacki on Wimbledon
Summary
Tennis champion Caroline Wozniacki discusses Wimbledon's expansion to the US, player compensation, Serena Williams' comeback, and the state of professional tennis. She shares personal perspectives on the sport's growth and her own post-competition life.
- Wozniacki sees the Wimbledon pop-up event in Central Park as a way to attract a broader American audience.
- She highlights Serena Williams' return to competitive singles after four years and her physical readiness.
- On prize money, she notes Wimbledon raised its pool significantly and believes the tournament is moving in the right direction.
- She acknowledges player demands for a larger revenue share but suggests now is not the right time for additional increases.
- The state of tennis is described as improving, with global expansion and larger events.
- Wozniacki now works about ten weeks a year in broadcasting and sponsorships while spending time with her children.
