A member of Tennis Forum gave a summary of one Danish article which, according to the member, says that Justine Henin will play tennis again, well, in an exhibition match only. The former world No.1's opponent will be Dane Caroline Wozniacki.

The tennis exhibition should take place next year in Odense, Denmark or Copenhagen, Denmark. No specific date has been set yet.

Why Henin and Wozniacki? Because they are both sponsored by adidas. (photo: Ralf Reinecke)

Top seed Elena Dementieva came back from a set down to defeat fourth-seeded Caroline Wozniacki at the FORTIS Championships Luxembourg and win the third title of the 2008 season

"You don't feel great after you've lost 7-6 in the third, but Elena has had a great tournament and played a great match today, and really deserved to win here," said Wozniacki after losing 2-6 6-4 7-6(4). "I knew it was going to be tough. I was fighting for every point. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to win the match today. But she played great."

The 27-year-old Russian also won her only other meeting with the Danish teenager, beating her on en route to winning gold medal at the Beijing Olympics.

With Dementieva winning her 11th career title, Wozniacki failed to win her fourth one.

BTW: Last season Ana Ivanovic was the winner of the FORTIS Championships Luxembourg, but this year the Serb played at Linz instead, and won the title today. (source: Sports Network, photo via Yahoo)

Jelena Jankovic was not the only triumphant player on Sunday. The new world No.1 won the strongest tournament of the week though, but Caroline Wozniacki and Sorana Cirstea also clinched WTA Tour singles titles with the Dane winning the AIG Japan Open Tennis Championships and the Romanian winning the Tashkent Open in Uzbekistan.

The 18-year-old Wozniacki picked up her third title of the year, after Stockholm and New Haven, with a 6-2 3-6 6-1 victory over Estonia's Kaia Kanepi at the Tier III event in Tokyo. The top-seeded Wozniacki earned $28,000 defeating Kanepi, who is yet to win her first career title.

At the Tier IV tournament in Tashkent, Sorana Cirstea rallied from a set down to beat Germany's Sabine Lisicki in the final. The third-seeded Cirstea won her first WTA Tour title beating Lisicki 2-6 6-4 7-6 (4) and hence earning $22,925. (source: The Sports Network, photo: Tashkent Open)

Women’s tennis stars Agnes Szavay, Dominika Cibulkova, and Caroline Wozniacki modeled new Bluetooth watches that can be used to control a mobile phone. The watches were unveiled on Wednesday by Sony Ericsson. Read more »

Let’s dedicate some time to the 18-year-old tennis star Caroline Wozniacki.

Sony Ericsson WTA Tour’s website has a two-minute video [the link is no longer available] featuring the young tennis player from Denmark – take a look and learn something more about Wozniacki, who’s giving short answers to some random questions.

If you really want something, just do it 100% and for sure you’ll become…something.

That quote is my favorite part.

Also, check out the commercial for Sony Ericsson the teenaged Danish sensation did in her home country.

It’s not the first commercial for Sony Ericsson Wozniacki appears in – here's the last year’s one, made for Sony Ericsson W580.

Caroline Wozniacki is now at her career high of No.17 in the rankings, which she reached on September 8. She is the only Danish woman currently in the Top 450, and more importantly the Top 20. The promising teenager has two WTA titles to her credit, Stockholm and New Haven, and both came this season.