Bianca Andreescu had a remarkable year after she won Indian Wells and the Rogers Cup before ending the all thing with a bang at the US Open, where she defeated Serena Williams in the final.
After her success in New York, the world no.5 hit the headlines all over the world to also become the darling of her beloved Canada. According to Alexandra Hunnings Klein (communication and public affairs at Google Canada), Bianca and the former Raptors superstar Kawhi Leonard topped the trending list in the Google’s annual Year in Search.
Bianca and Drake
According to Hunnings Klein, Bianca conquering the US Open and the Raptors winning the NBA “pushed us beyond having sports programs worth noting to having the sort of equivalent to Drake on a global scale, where there’s no introduction needed. (Canadians) are now seeing ourselves through a competitive lens, and the data demonstrates that.”
Bianca had a funny moment after conquering the US Open when she said that Drake was one of the few top fellow Canadians not to have sent her the due congratulations after the US Open. The rapper finally reached out.
Bianca and the Australian Open
The Canadian is now recovering from the knee injury that she had to deal with during the WTA Finals. She is already considered among the top favorites to win the Australian Open, according to bet365.
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Bianca Vanessa Andreescu’s ranking and performance in 2019
Ranked no.5, the Canadian played her last match on the 30th of October when she had to retire when playing against Karolina Pliskova in the round robin and the scoreline was 6-3 .
This year the Canadian has a 46-7 win-loss record. Andreescu has won 4 titles in 2019 in the Newport Beach, in Indian Wells, in Toronto and at the U.S. Open. The Canadian was the finalist in Auckland.
