Holding the No. 1 ranking in tennis is undoubtedly an honor. It also brings a lot of questions for a player who has yet to win a Grand Slam tournament. Caroline Wozniacki started the Australian Open as the top-ranked woman after winning six tournaments last year. The 20-year-old Dane has reached a Grand Slam final just once, losing the U.S.

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