Who will win the Aussie Open women's title?

Jan 26, 2018
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Who will win the Aussie Open women's title?

Published Jan 26, 2018

The Australian Open women's title will be decided on Saturday between No. 1 Simona Halep and No. 2 Caroline Wozniacki. The No. 1 ranking is on the line, but more importantly, so is a first-ever Grand Slam title for either of the finalists.

Wozniacki, a two-time US Open finalist, saved two match points in her second round (against Jana Fett), while Halep has saved multiple in both her third round (versus Lauren Davis) and epic semifinal against Angelique Kerber.

Who will leave Melbourne with all of the glory?

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