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Even after tennis players retire, they don't stop playing. Whether it's with their kids or competing in non-professional tournaments—retired players never fully leave the sport behind them. Caroline Wozniacki continues this trend by practicing and making sure that she hasn't lost the skill that made her a Grand Slam champion.

Sharing a video on Instagram, the Danish player showed a few seconds of practice, finishing with a between-the-legs shot that clearly proves that Wozniacki never lost her touch. Maybe she was just showing off for her daughter, Olivia, who was born in June and is officially 6 months old.

Wozniacki was world No. 1 for 71 total weeks during her time as a professional player. The mother retired in January 2020 at the Australian Open, the same Slam she captured back in 2018.

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