
World number 6 in the WTA Ranking, Bianca Andreescu spoke about how she spends her time at the moment.
Andreescu had a great 2019 season when she managed to go from outside the TOP 100 to no. 5 in just 33 weeks. During 2020, she did not play any tennis as the injury was bothering her again. Now, she needs to take even a longer break as the WTA Tour was suspended until 13th July. The Canadian spoke to Fashion about how she spends her time during the Coronavirus outbreak.
“It’s tough being away from what you love but with what is going on in our world today, this is beyond our control. All we can control is how we react to it. We can choose to act in fear, and let that drive our thoughts and actions or we can choose to act in strength and unity, and use knowledge, resources and the support of each other to promote productivity and safety for us all," said Andreescu.
“We can also use this time with our families, form connections that maybe weren’t there before or strengthen our relationships and make new memories together. This is also the time when we can explore things we’ve never done before and who knows, maybe it turns into a new passion or hobby! We can also work on ourselves. I’ve started a personal development program and let me tell you, it is already starting to change my life for the better," Andreescu said.
“I also started playing the guitar again. I first started playing when I was younger, but over the last four years, due to my intense training, travel schedule and patience, I fell out of it. It has been nice revisiting an old hobby and while I’m still rusty, I’ve actually surprised myself with how much I do still remember," said Andreescu.
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