Bianca Andreescu

Bianca Vanessa Andreescu is a Canadian professional tennis player who reached a career-high single ranking No five by the Women Tennis Association (WTA). The star became the first Canadian born in 200 to win a grand slam singles title after defeating Serena Williams in the US Open in the 2019 final. Defeated.

Bianca Andreescu Is Single

Bianca is currently single and entirely focused on her career. There is no rumor of her being in a relationship as of now. 

Her Instagram has pictures of her playing tennis and no sign of her with a special one. There is no doubt beautiful Bianca will surprise us in the future with news of her partner.

Bianca Andreescu Past Affair With Her Tennis Co-Partner

During her early career, the young tennis sensation was in a relationship with her co-partner Benjamin Sigouin. They were always supportive of each other during their growing career as a tennis player.

Interestingly, they went public after Benjamin uploaded a photo on Instagram with the caption, “1 with my Number 1” and a heart em. Heather’s comment was, “I like me better when I’m with you,” with the kissing face emoji.

Sigouin further decided to play in the NCAA before turning pro, due to which they had to move to a different city. Allegedly due to long-distance he vastly different schedules, both were not seen together like they used to do in the past. Later, they unfollowed each other on social media.

While Ben continues to focus on his career and life at UNC, Bianca has a full plate after entering the WTA circuit, going pro, brand deals, and keeping up her intense workout regime. 

Family Of Canadian Tennis Player, Bianca Andreescu

Bianca was born on June 17, 2000, to father Nicu Andreescu and mother Maria Andreescu. After graduating from Transilvania, the young tennis player moved to Canada after Nicu accepted an engineering job.

Additionally, her mother Maria became the chief compliance officer at Global Maxmin investment in Toronto. The young tennis sensation says her mother is the most relaxed person she ever knows.

Bianca Andreescu Is An Avid Dog Lover

Andreescu’s family has a dog named ‘Coco.’ She is their new member of the family after the death of their previous Dog, a white pup named Jessica, who passed away in 2018.

Coco, the 7lb, four-legged adorable, has become a familiar face at Bianca’s matches. If she is not allowed on the seats, they will keep her calm on the floor.

How Much Is The Net Worth Of Bianca Andreescu?

Andreescu further has a net worth of $6 million. She makes the amount from her career as a tennis player. After turning professional two years ago, Andreescu earned $2,417,873 as prize money from winning the US Open. The winner of the US Open takes home a fortune of $3.85 million.

Bianca secured a semifinal spot at Flushing Meadows; she was guaranteed to take $960,000 (£782,000).

Many tennis players also boost their income through sponsorship deals, and Andreescu is no different. Apart from prize money, the 19-year-old signed an agreement with BMW Canada earlier this year, adding to her existing partnerships with Nike and Head.

Journey To Success

The incredibly talented 19-year-old Canadian sports sensation has been making headlines left and right, from winning the Rogers Cup and US Open to having an “entertaining” style of tennis to watch. 

The playas started playing tennis in Pitesti at 11, under Gabriel Krista, when her family moved back to her parent’s native Romania. A few years later, 19 years old returned to Canada, where she trained at the Ontario Racquet Club in Mississauga.

Andreescu further joined Tennis Canada’s National Training Program in Toronto and started getting more serious about her career from the age of 11. She got advised and encouraged by her Halep to turn professional.

Professional Career Of Bianca Andreescu

Bianca won her first WTA title at Newport beach in January of 2019. The win took her to a career-high ranking of no 68 when she passed Eugenie Bouchard to become a Canadian, top-ranked player. The 19-year-old won her first WTA tour title by defeating Elina Svitolina in the semi and Angelique Kerber in the semifinal in the finals, vaulting no 24 to her name.

In the US Open, she later defeated Belinda Bensic in straight sets to reach her maiden Grand slam final, where she faced Serena Williams for a chance to her maiden Grand slam.  

Bianca surprisingly defeated Williams in the straight and set to become the only Canadian to win the grand slam title. Also, the first woman to win the title in her debut and the first player to be born in the 2000s. The win propelled her to no five positions in the WTA ranking.

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