Richard Pagliaro | @tennis_now | Tuesday, May 20, 2025
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Caroline Wozniacki Will return to Roland Garros this weekend – as an analyst for TNT’s first French public report, which begins on Sunday.
Don’t expect Wozniacki to return to her competitive career soon.
Former world number one Wozniacki and Hall of Fame Jim Courier Zoom calls with the media to facilitate TNT’s Roland Garros coverage.
TNT Sports, the exclusive residence of Live Roland-Garros coverage in the U.S., said it plans to “provide the most comprehensive coverage in the history of the Paris Grand Slam.”
It all starts at 5 a.m. on Sunday, May 25. TNT Sports will offer nearly 300 hours of programming on TNT and TRUTV (all live streaming from Paris), as well as the largest streaming report like never before, and a wide range of original content is available through Bleacher Report and House of House of House of House of House.
Wozniacki said there was a pregnancy pause in her competitive career given that she was seven and a half months pregnant.
The 34-year-old Wozniacki said she has not officially retired and is not sure if she will play professionally again.
“I’m currently seven and a half months pregnant, so I don’t think you’ll see me at Wimbledon,” Wozniacki said when asked if she was considering using Wimbledon or the wildcard open in the United States. “I’m not sure about this, I don’t know what’s going on in the future.
“I have not made a decision to be honest. I don’t know what my body will be like after this baby.”
Baby will be the third child of 2018 Australian Open Champion Wozniacki, husband and former NBA All-Star David Lee. Wozniacki is daughter, Olivia, 3-year-old mom and 2-year-old son James.
Wozniacki said it seemed like an impossible problem when she came back from having three children, and she said she was waiting.
“I can’t answer [retirement] Wozniach said, until I see where I am, until I see where I am. So I’m not sure. ”
