Bianca Andreescu is on the comeback trail, making waves on the WTA Tour.
The third-seeded Canadian superstar secured her spot in the finals of her fourth consecutive WTA 125 tournament with an impressive 6-1, 6-4 victory against Slovenia’s Polona Hercog on Friday at the clay courts of the Cundinamarca Open in Colombia.
WTA 125 events, being the entry-level tournaments on the tour, present incredible opportunities for players to collect essential ranking points.
At just 26, Andreescu climbed to No. 100 in the rankings this week. She could rise to No. 84 if she falls short against Elizabeth Mandlik of the U.S. in Saturday’s final, or leap to No. 77 with a win.
Her recent performance — featuring two titles and one runner-up finish — positions Andreescu favorably to secure a main-draw spot at the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam of 2027.
Andreescu previously attained a career-high ranking of No. 3 back in 2019, after claiming the U.S. Open title. Hailing from Mississauga, Ont., she has faced numerous injury setbacks since that remarkable achievement.
