WATCH: Comeback To Be Continued: Wozniacki Practices Ahead Of 2024 Season

| by Sebastian Dahlman

Caroline Wozniacki surprised everybody by announcing and then following up with a comeback earlier this year, and it's going to continue in 2024.

Some of the best moments Wozniacki ever had came Down Under at the Australian Open. It's the only Grand Slam she ever won, and returning there in a competitive setting will certainly be an emotional experience for her.

It's not something she can't handle, of course, as she's one of the best players we've seen in recent memory. This time last year, nobody expected her to ever play again, but here she is, gearing up for yet another season.

She kept her plans quiet until announcing a surprising imminent return, which happened during the US Open series of events. She played really well, pushing eventual US Open champion Coco Gauff to three sets at the Grand Slam.

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After that, Wozniacki announced that she wouldn't be playing any events for the time being, which was a bit surprising but not really when given a second thought. She did confirm that the comeback was still on, and it really is.

The Australian Open is fast approaching, and players have already started to work towards that. One of them is Wozniacki, as she posted a video of herself hitting some balls on a practice court. It's good to see her back on the tennis court, as some doubted her abrupt finish to the season.

People wondered whether her body would be able to keep up with the demand, so this should dispel some of those concerns. She demonstrated quite a good hitting ability in her comeback, and it's good to see that stroke is still working well.

Time will tell how Wozniacki does upon her return to Melbourne, but if previous appearances are anything to go by, she could do some damage.

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