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Tennis
BiancaAndreescu
A look at Bianca Andreescu's career, from the US Open title to the ranking climb that defines her season ahead.
Who is Andreescu
Bianca Andreescu had already shown she belonged at the top of the WTA when she lifted the 2019 US Open title, a win that confirmed the promise of a career launched in 2015. That same year brought her the Northern Star Award, and a ranking that rose as high as No. 4. She has since slipped to No. 183, a fall that shapes everything about the season ahead: consistency, health and a run of wins are what the climb back requires.
Andreescu: quick answers
Bianca Andreescu was born on 16 June 2000, which makes her 26 at the time of writing. Her birthplace is Mississauga in Canada.
Her career high in singles is No. 4. As of August 24, 2026 she sits at No. 183 in the singles rankings.
Yes, she competes on the WTA tour, where she has claimed 3 tour level singles titles. The Canadian turned professional in 2015.
She has captured 1 Grand Slam singles title, winning the US Open in 2019. She later received the Northern Star Award in the same year.
The Canadian stands 1.70 m tall. She plays right handed and uses a two handed backhand, with a career prize money total of $9.8m.