If the top contenders for the women's title were properly justified in grumbling in Wimbledon's great location, area, area row it's Globe # 1 Caroline Wozniacki.

The 20-year-old was despatched to the court 2 on Friday lunchtime for her second-round match held above from Wednesday.

Being sent out there to play requires a lengthy stroll, an escort and an acceptance that the spectators in the 4,063-seat arena paid their cash in equal faith to people on Centre with no 1 Courts.

For Wozniacki, it's in which the Princess of Denmark's desires the title ended this past year, clubbed to a pulp through the racket of Petra Kvitova. To be sent there again so quickly regardless of her loftier standing was near to victimisation.

Serena Williams had soured the public perception of her by complaining loudly of being banished towards the outpost on her second-round match versus Romania's Simona Halep on Thursday, claiming it was an insult that gamers like Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic were not treated in the same way.

Fortunately, Wozniacki is really a good girl, respectful of her activity, of her place within it and of its choice makers and may boast a sense of proportion when it comes to evaluating her own significance.

Asked if she felt slighted by the choice of court following a program 6-1, 6-3 conquer France's Virginie Razzano, Wozniacki said: 'No, a legal court is the same and the dimensions are exactly the same. It is up to the tournament to decide exactly where we will play.

'Serena played on Court 2 and she's won here so often. So if she can play on Court two, i quickly guess I can to. Ideally I will possess the chance to experience among the bigger courts during my up coming match.'