US Open: Caroline Wozniacki Refuses to Douse Retirement Talk
Caroline Wozniacki's father Piotr had been quoted in national media as suggesting that his daughter was unlikely to play beyond next year
Highlights
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Wozniacki refused to dampen rumours that she is on the verge of retiring
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Wozniacki's ranking slumped to 74 after a series of injury setbacks
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Wozniacki faces Angelique Kerber for a place in the US Open final
US Open semi-finalist Caroline Wozniacki refused to dampen speculation on Tuesday that she is on the verge of retiring from tennis.
The Danish star's father Piotr had been quoted in national media as suggesting that his daughter was unlikely to play beyond next year.
"We have not taken any final decision, but as I understand her, it will not be a long career," he was quoted as saying.
The 26-year-old Wozniacki refused to knock back her father's opinion after reaching her first Grand Slam semi-final in two years.
"I think I don't want to really talk about that now. When I feel ready to open up and say something then I will, but for now I'm just here to play this tournament," former world number one Wozniacki said after beating Anastasija Sevastova 6-0, 6-2 in the quarter-finals.
"Hopefully I have two more matches here. Yeah, it's really all I'm focused on right now."
Wozniacki, whose ranking has slumped to 74 after a series of injury setbacks this year, faces Germany's Angelique Kerber on Thursday for a place in the US Open final.