Bianca Andreescu has always had a flair for the dramatic, both on and off the court. But her latest return to the WTA Tour in 2025 feels different. It’s not just another comeback—it’s personal. And judging by her emotional press conference ahead of her recent match, this may truly be her final shot.
Fighting back tears, the 2019 US Open champion revealed, “This might be my last chance.” The words hung in the air, heavy with years of setbacks, surgeries, and the kind of brutal self-reflection only athletes at the edge of their careers understand. Since her breakout win over Serena Williams, Andreescu’s journey has been more heartbreak than highlight reel, marked by injuries and long breaks from the sport.
But in 2025, she’s returned with a fierce sense of urgency. No more waiting for the “perfect” moment or the ideal match-up. She’s taking every point like it could be her last. And she’s doing it not just for herself, but for the legions of fans who still believe in her magic.
What makes this comeback even more powerful is Bianca’s continued advocacy for mental health. As an ambassador for Tennis Canada’s Mental Timeout initiative, she’s not hiding the emotional toll her journey has taken. In fact, she’s using it. Her honesty is raw, even vulnerable—but that’s exactly why her fans connect so deeply. She’s not just a tennis star, she’s human.
And while the scoreboard might not always reflect her effort—like her recent heartbreaking loss after blowing a match point in French Open qualifying—her spirit hasn’t dimmed. If anything, she’s shining brighter than ever, fueled by a fire that only burns when you’ve had everything to lose.
Bianca’s tearful confession reminds us that comebacks aren’t always about trophies. Sometimes they’re about proving something deeper: to yourself, to doubters, and to those quietly cheering in the background. Whether this truly is her last chance or the beginning of another stunning chapter remains to be seen. But one thing’s for sure—Bianca Andreescu isn’t done yet.
