'Maybe my last chance': Andreescu attacks latest comeback with sense of urgency
- Bianca Andreescu, the 2019 U.S. Open champion from Mississauga, Ontario, competed at the 2025 Italian Open and lost in the fourth round on May 12.
- After battling multiple injuries and undergoing emergency appendix surgery in February, Andreescu took nearly six months off starting in December to focus on her health and recovery.
- During a phone interview from Rome, Andreescu emphasized her renewed commitment, sobriety since December 14, and recent victories over two top-20 players including Elena Rybakina, the 11th seed.
- Andreescu lost 7-5, 6-1 to Qinwen Zheng, an Olympic champion and eighth seed, in a 93-minute match where Zheng saved set point and secured multiple breaks of serve.
- Andreescu expressed this comeback as possibly her last chance, showing confidence in returning to her 2019 form and continuing her role as a mental health advocate and Tennis Canada ambassador in 2025.
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