Chris Oddo| @thefanchild | Sunday, May 11, 2025
yes Bianca Andreescu Back? Yes, it will be the best answer to this question. Even better: she never left.
Anyway, the Canadian is returning to the form after returning to tour in France last month at Roon, where she played her first tennis in six months. Andreescu missed time for personal reasons and later underwent an emergency appendectomy, losing three of the first four games, but she has run dirt in Rome, winning back-to-back victories with the top 20 players for the first time since 2022.
When facing the No. 8 seed in Rome on Tuesday Zheng Qinwen In China, Andreescu will try to win three straight games in the same event as she won the Junior Grand Slam title in 2019.
A victory will also push Andreescu, who plays Rome in the protected rankings, returning to the top 100 for the first time since August 2023.
Is Andreescu, 24, feeling stressed? Stay away from it.
Bianca Andreescu🇨🇦 After upsetting former champion Elena Rybakina in Rome for former champion Elena Rybakina, the distance returns to the top 100.“I don’t think I’ve ever changed the pace as I do today.” https://t.co/jttf9shtsh
– Tennis (@tennis) May 11, 2025
“I’ve been away for a long time, but on that break, I had a good mindset.” “I learned more about myself, and I think it’s very important, what life is all about. Sometimes I can get too much about these things, and I might feel like time is mine, but I have to realize that I’m still only 24 years old. I do see all these young people starting to do well and somehow keeping themselves in their shoes.”
“I just have to be patient because I can still touring for 10 years if I need to. So, I try not to put too much pressure on myself.”
It’s great to hear that Andreescu has been dealing with a range of injuries since the breakout season in 2019, thus observing and focusing on mental and physical well-being for a long time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vmrrzlqd_qa
Sunday’s victory over No. 11 Elena Rybakinatwo weeks after Madrid fell straight to Kazakhstan, he was an eye-opener and proved that she was improving in the quick editing. She also eliminated the 19th world Donna Vekic In the second round. She will face Zheng for the second time in 16 rounds, after falling to the Chinese in 2022 in three sets in Toronto.
Andreescu switches to a new racket – this year’s Yonex Ezone 98 is also working with a new coach (who rehired coach Antonio Fernandez Cantisano) and combines a strict gluten-free and dairy-free diet.
Perhaps these changes will lead to a more consistent former World No. 4 court.
