Caroline Wozniacki can't imagine Serena Williams-style return after motherhood

Serena Williams and Caroline WozniackiCaroline Wozniacki says it would be impossible for her to follow Serena Williams lead and return to tennis after giving birth Williams the 23time Grand Slam champion continues her comeback on Wednesday following the arrival of daughter Olympia when she takes on Japans Naomi Osaka winner of the Indian Wells title on Sunday in the first round of the Miami Open Williams is certainly up for the challenge and is determined to roll back the years and return to the apex of tennis But close friend Wozniacki the Australian Open champion and current world number two is amazed to see the 36yearold back on court after 13 months on the sidelines Can I imagine coming back at that age after having a babyWell I can for her the Danish star told AFP Shes such an amazing athlete She loves to play and I think its amazing and its great for the sport Its great to see her back But I think at 36 and having a baby for me it would be impossible Looking at it both athletic and body wise I dont think I would be able to keep up with that Its pretty remarkable She seems the same though Shes happy and I think you get a different perspective on life when you have a babyMiami tournament director James Blake has called on the WTA to rethink their rules after Williams wasnt seeded for the tournament having been away from the tour for more than a year Wozniacki said When you come back you have to start from scratch and its the same for everyone But Serena will be fine shes not worried While Williams will be fighting to add to her remarkable haul of honors Wozniacki who starts her campaign in the second round against either Sam Stosur or Monica Puig heads into the buildup towards the French Open and Wimbledon full of confidence after finally landing the first major of her career in MelbourneLess pressureThe 27 yearold is breathing down current number one Simona Haleps neck but returning to the summit isnt at the top of her wish list Wozniacki spent 67 career weeks at number one between October 2010 and January 2012 When she reclaimed the spot after winning the Australian Open only to lose it to Halep soon after it eclipsed the previous longest gap between spells at the top of five years and 29 days set by Williams between August 2003 and September 2008 I am just enjoying my tennis now Wozniacki said I think once you go to the next Slam the French Open I think Ill feel differently because Ill feel less pressure and I think that will be the biggest difference to me I will never get the question about being number one and never winning a Slam so thats a huge plus tooBut just being able to enjoy my tennis and being healthy I think thats the key I feel like theres no stress Getting to number one soon isnt at the forefront of my mind right now Winning the Australian Open was my biggest achievement and something that Im so proud of At that moment when I won I became number one So doing that was much more special than having the number one ranking now in a random regular week I would love to get back but for me its important to be there at the end of the yearCatch up on all the latest sports news and updates here Also download the new midday Android and iOS apps to get latest updatesThis story has been sourced from a third party syndicated feed agencies Midday accepts no responsibility or liability for its dependability trustworthiness reliability and data of the text Midday managementmiddaycom reserves the sole right to alter delete or remove without notice the content in its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever