Bianca Andreescu continues superb late season form, advances to Cali Open semifinals with winning streak of 13
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Bianca Andreescu has been one of the true-form players towards the back end of the 2026 season in some great news for the fans of the former US Open champion who continues to garner title success.
Andreescu, now 26, has won consecutive titles and is up to a winning streak of 13 in a row after seeing off Luisina Giovannini 6-1, 6-3 on Thursday in Colombia.
Title streak continues
The eighth seed from Mississauga, Ontario, defeated the Argentinian in the quarter-finals and will now play in the semi-finals later today. She converted five of her 14 break-point chances in what was a straight set victory.
She is coming off a tournament win in Mexico, where she upset top-seeded Tatjana Maria in the final of Germany. She will face Alice Tubello, who saw off former French Open standout and top seed, Leolia Jeanjean, for a spot in the final, and Andreescu has continued a ranking rise too at that rate, going up 20 spots to World No. 109 in the latest WTA rankings.
She is projected to return to the top 100 if she reaches Saturday's final in Cali as she looks for further real estate ahead of a likely full-scale comeback on the main tour in 2027.
Unfortunately, though, for Andreescu, although she can still play on at a smaller level, the main tour ends this week in Hong Kong and Chennai. But ahead of the postseason break, Andreescu is certainly a player to watch going into the new year if she can stay injury-free.
ANDREESCU'S WINNING STREAK IS UP TO 13‼️ After a lengthy, nearly two-hour rain delay, 🇨🇦(8)Bianca Andreescu is through to the semifinals of the WTA 125k Cali Open in Colombia, defeating 🇦🇷Luisina Giovannini 6-1, 6-3! Only four points played after the rain delay. #CdnTennis #WTA https://t.co/zOAWHgR7UQ
— Jacob Pacheco (@JacobPacheco6) November 5, 2026
Always a player with no doubts, as long as she remains 100%, she will look to do so going into the new year and show the world that she is not done yet," said Andreescu as per Tennis Canada.
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"It is something she said earlier in the year that has weighed on her mind in terms of her body holding up. "For me, that's been my goal ever since I started having so many injuries. And that's, in a way, one less thing I have to worry about. Because I would always be on court, and I would have this underlying fear of 'How much more can I push?’ ‘Is something going to happen?’ I've had all those moments. So now I just feel so confident in my body."
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