Bianca's not exactly the poster girl for being in tip-top physical shape. She's also clumsier than any current or former top-5 player I can recall. The other night was now the third time I've seen her sustain (also the 2021 & 2023 Miami Opens) ankle injuries serious enough to force retirement from an event, because she somehow manages to get her foot caught on a hard court. I very much doubt that three times is just bad luck. Watching the replay of the latest injury again just now, she simply landed on the toe of her shoe after being mere inches off the ground. How much agility does it require to land on your soles? We're not talking about a massive leap in the air here. 🤦🤷
Plagued by injuries since the beginning of her career, Bianca Andreescu faced another setback during the WTA 1000 in Montreal in recent days as she began her tournament run.
Injured in her left ank...
Bianca Andreescu, who has been no stranger to injuries throughout her career, faced another stroke of bad luck in the first round of the WTA 1000 in Montreal. After earning a match point against Barbo...
This Tuesday, July 29, marks the beginning of the second round in Montreal and the entry of the seeded players, all exempt from the first round.
On the center court, Emma Navarro will kick things o...
Facing Krejcikova in the first round in Montreal, Andreescu won in straight sets with a score of 6-3, 6-4.
While the victory seemed within reach for the Canadian, an unfortunate incident marred the...
The main draw of the WTA 1000 tournament in Montreal kicked off this Sunday, featuring two French players.
Unfortunately for them, both were eliminated. Elsa Jacquemot, who had qualified for the ma...
The WTA unveiled on Monday the list of players nominated for the WTA Awards, which each year highlight the season's standout performances in several categories.
Six players are in the running for the...
Elena Dementieva, world No. 3 in 2009, spoke about her compatriot Mirra Andreeva, who had an end to the season that did not meet her expectations.
The Russian lost all three of her group stage matche...
Anastasia Myskina, former world No. 2 in 2004 and now vice-president of the Russian Tennis Federation, has spoken about Mirra Andreeva's season, which she finished as world No. 9.
She states: "I thin...
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