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Bianca Andreescu is unleashed: Is this the ultimate comeback?

Diego Jiménez Rubio - 2 Nov 2026
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Bianca Andreescu, champion in Querétaro and near the top 100. Photo: gettyimages

Bianca Andreescu has been written off too many times and by too many people recently, and to be fair, there were sufficient arguments for it. Despite being only 26 years old, the Canadian's competitive decline, once ranked 4th in the world and the 2019 US Open champion, has been terrible for years.

Heavily plagued by injuries and having lost ball rhythm, speed, and agility on the court, along with the competitive edge she showed during her most glorious period, Andreescu has wandered aimlessly on the WTA circuit for a long time. She finished 2025 ranked 228th in the world and was once again hindered by injuries for several months this season.

Andreescu has accumulated 10 consecutive victories and is on the brink of the top-100

However, it seems she has found the necessary turning point in recent weeks. She has accumulated 10 consecutive victories, resulting in titles at the WTA 125 Rovereto 2026 and WTA 125 Querétaro 2026, which have led to a notable rise in the WTA ranking. So much so, that she is now ranked 109th in the world and will seek to re-enter the top-100 this week at the Cali tournament. She hasn't been part of that elite group since May 2025.

During this impressive and significant winning streak, she has only lost two sets; one to Ruzic in Rovereto, and another against Tatjana Maria in the final of the Querétaro tournament. There are reasons to dream of a definitive resurgence from a Bianca Andreescu who amazed the world years ago and is starting to enjoy tennis again after a real ordeal of injuries and emotional management problems.

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