So, did she get TUE. If so, when is she planning to exactly start the TUE. You were mentioning that she can take it only for 10 days or something like that and she had to time it to get max bang for the buck.
Well it seems - as also mentioned earlier - that her brother were a bit misinformed - here is what Caroline said about all the rumors:
"I'm in a good rhythm and I'm hitting the ball well." Caroline Wozniacki quoted by @
johasger, brushes aside injury and illness worries.
https://ekstrabladet.dk/sport/anden...h-til-storebror-han-er-fejlinformeret/7280244
"I've been a bit sore everywhere, but it's better now, so there's no cause for worry.
"Patrik was misinformed. I don't know where he got his information from.
"I've had sore shoulders and pain in the one knee. But I've just drunk a lot of water, got some massage and treatment and some ice baths."
No medication?
"No,none.
"But I'm OK. Of course, I'd like to have had a few more matches, but I've played a lot of sets this week. I've played against a different sort of player every day, and I feel I've got into a good rhythm and I'm hitting the ball well.
"I think, too, the older I get, the more important it is to train properly so I feel comfortable."
What does experience mean in that connexion?
"it means a lot, because I don't get stressed out over things. It is what it is, and I just have to make the best of it. I feel very ready to play matches."
Have you reduced your expectations for this tournament?
"The most important thing is that the body holds out. The rest will follow, I'm certain of that."
Her voice is hoarse:
"My voice has been hoarse for four weeks now, but I'm feeling fine. It's just my new voice haha."
In your present situation, do you think you can fly under the radar at the US Open this year?
"Maybe, but I haven't really thought about it. I've been focused on getting my body ready and doing what I need to do to get ready for the tournament.
"No there'll be spectators, it will get loud and tense, and I love that. So I'll get into the tournament. You always just need to get going, regardless of how many matches you've played. That's the way it is with first rounds at Slams."
Is the US Open still your favourite Slam?
"Haha. Obviously, the Australian Open is ahead now I've won it. But I still think the US Open is a fantastic tournament."
You're coming here for the first time as a Slam winner. Does that mean you can relax more in your approach to the tournament?
"I've won one now. But obviously, coming here still means a lot to me. It's a very big tournament for me personally."
Still hungry?
"Yes. It won't be easy against Stosur, but I've got used to draws not being easy for me. I need to be ready from the start. Ans I hope I'm still hitting the ball well on Tuesday."
