The 2019 US Open champion was forced to withdraw from the Omnium Banque Nationale ahead of her second-round match against Mirra Andreeva after suffering an ankle injury 36 hours earlier in her opening ...

Andreescu, who was in tears after beating Krejcikova, lamented her bad luck and it was clear that she may not be able to ...

Bianca Andreescu broke down after sustaining an injury in the National Bank Open first round before she fought her way to ...

Bianca Andreescu withdrew from her second-round match at her home WTA 1000 event, Omnium Banque Nationale presente par Rogers ...

Bianca Andreescu got off to a winning start at her home WTA 1000 tournament; the 2025 National Bank Open in Montreal, Canada.

Bianca Andreescu shared her honest thoughts about her withdrawal from the National Bank Open, citing an ankle injury.

Despite suffering a scary fall during her opening round match at the 2025 Canadian Open, home favorite Bianca Andreescu was able to escape with the victory.

Bianca Andreescu, Aoi Ito and Tereza Valentova all feature in the US Open qualifying entry list, while Caroline Garcia and ...

Canada’s Bianca Andreescu has struggled with fitness concerns throughout her career. Those injury woes continued during the ...

Bianca Andreescu became the first Canadian ever to win a major title when she beat Serena Williams in the U.S. Open final. Williams remains stuck on 23, one behind Margaret Court's all-time mark ...

Bianca has climbed over 100 spots on the rankings since January, when she started the year as world No. 107 and she joined Eugenie Bouchard as the highest-ranked female player ever in Canadian ...

Andreescu was born in Mississauga, Ontario, to Romanian parents. The family traveled back to Romania when Bianca was 7 years old, and that is where she started playing tennis.