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"When it comes to tennis, for Caroline Wozniacki it was love (pun-intended) at first sight. Hailing from a family of former athletes (her father was a professional soccer player and her mother Anna was...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nWhen it comes to tennis, for Caroline Wozniacki it was love (pun-intended) at first sight. Hailing from a family of former athletes (her father was a professional soccer player and her mother Anna was a pro-volleyball player), Caroline seems bound for athletic success. Born in Denmark in 1990, Caroline began taking part in sports at a very young age. She picked up the racquet after her older brother took an interest in the sport, and hasn't put it down since. Winning the 2006 Junior Championships in Wimbledon may have been her greatest accomplishment yet, but it's easy to see that this teen's can-do attitude has her well on her way to even bigger and better things. Read on as Caroline shares her thoughts with Teen Vogue on success, beauty, body image, and more!\n\n1. Was tennis your first love?\n\nYes, I really loved playing tennis from the first time I held a racquet in my hand.\n\n2. What sports do you like to play besides tennis?\n\nI like hand ball (it's very popular in Europe), soccer, swimming, playing the piano and all kinds of different things.\n\n3. How did it feel to win your first WTA title?\n\nIt felt really great! I've been working hard for so long and now it's paying off. To win your first WTA title... it's always a big thing.\n\n4. Where do you see your talent taking you ten years from now?\n\nHopefully, I'll have achieved what I wanted with my tennis. Like everyone else playing on this level I would've like to have won a grand slam and become number one in the world, then have a family and relax afterwards!\n\n5. Do you have to work harder to prove yourself being that you are a young athlete?\n\nNo, I think there's actually less pressure and I can just go out there and play. I have nothing to lose and think that it's a positive thing that I am young and playing on a good level."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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