After missing out on the entire 2020 season, Bianca Andreescu has had a tough time in 2021 so far. In the three Grand Slams that have transpired till now, her record is 1-3, winning only one match at the Australian Open. Now, the young Canadian has made a difficult decision about her participation in the upcoming Tokyo Olympics.

Starting late in July 2021, the Games would commence behind closed doors and adhere to stringent regulations due to the ongoing pandemic outbreak. As a result, many tennis players have pulled out from the world’s biggest sporting event. The list so far includes Rafael Nadal, Venus and Serena Williams, Dominic Thiem, and many other top players.

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Will Bianca Andreescu play at the Tokyo Olympics?

Recently, 21-year-old Bianca Andreescu took to Instagram to inform fans about her decision regarding the Olympics. Due to the strict rules and tiring times, she has confirmed that she will not play this year. Here’s what she said.

“To all my amazing fans, I would like to inform you that I have made the very difficult decision to not play in the Tokyo Olympics later this month. I have been dreaming of representing Canada at the Olympics since I was a little girl, but with all the challenges we are facing as it relates to the pandemic, I know that deep in my heart, this is the right decision to make for myself.”

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The only good news is that the young Canadian looks forward to playing in Fed Cup ties and Paris Olympics 2024.

Therefore, as she would not travel to Japan, she would dedicate her time to preparing for the US Open 2021. However, both aspiring Canadians, Denis Shapovalov and Bianca Andreescu, will not represent Canada at the Tokyo Olympics this year.

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What is next for Bianca in 2021?

The 2019 US Open champion would aim to make a good run at the Flushing Meadows in New York. It would unquestionably play as a morale booster for young Bianca.

Given her 12-7 record on the Tour, the Canadian might want to work on her consistency. Although she has immense potential, factors such as match fitness have hampered her career.

Hopefully, Bianca will compete throughout the 2021 season on the WTA Tour. It would not be surprising if she wins her fourth singles title this year.

Do you think Bianca would pose any threat at the US Open 2021?

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