Bianca Andreescu’s Roland Garros campaign ended in heartbreak — and not the slow, graceful kind. We’re talking match point squandered, lead lost, and a brutal three-set exit at the hands of Nao Hibino. For a former Grand Slam champ, it was a sting that hit deeper than the Parisian clay.
But don’t expect Andreescu to wallow. Instead, she’s already setting her sights on a grass-court revival, and yes — Wimbledon is very much in play.
After falling short in Paris, Bianca turned around and won the WTA 125 Catalonia Open doubles title with Aldila Sutjiadi, showing she’s still got that champion’s fire — just in a slightly different arena. Now, with the grass season looming, she’s flirting with direct entry into Wimbledon, thanks to a steadily climbing ranking (she’s currently No. 102).
Her next moves? Possibly warm-up appearances at s’Hertogenbosch, Berlin, Bad Homburg, or Eastbourne — the perfect training grounds to sharpen her game and send a little message to the rest of the field: Bianca’s back, and she’s dangerous when underestimated.
Let’s not forget: Andreescu is one of the few players who can shift momentum in a blink. If she finds her groove on grass — a surface that rewards her fast hands and fearless shot-making — we could see a full-blown renaissance.
From Roland Garros tears to Centre Court dreams — Bianca Andreescu’s next chapter could be the comeback arc fans have been waiting for. Wimbledon, are you watching? Because she’s not done yet.
