Hot Shot: Wozniacki strikes backhand winner in Eastbourne

Jun 24, 2019
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Hot Shot: Wozniacki strikes backhand winner in Eastbourne

Published Jun 24, 2019

Hot Shot: Wozniacki strikes backhand winner in Eastbourne

It's right back to business for newly-married Caroline Wozniacki. On Monday, the 28-year-old beat Kirsten Flipkens in Eastbourne, 6-3, 6-4—complete with a hot shot. When things were looking dicey in the second set, Wozniacki pulled off some magic in the final game.

Her first match as a married woman was tough, with the Dane calling on her dad Piotr for advice during a changeover. He had to switch roles from dad to coach quickly after walking his daughter down the aisle in Italy earlier this month.

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Wozniacki is the No. 11 seed in Eastbourne and plays Andrea Petkovic on Tuesday.

Hot Shot: Wozniacki strikes backhand winner in Eastbourne

Hot Shot: Wozniacki strikes backhand winner in Eastbourne