The daydream of Bianca Andreescu, Queen of Flushing Meadows

The story page written by the 19-year-old Ontario player, both in Canada because of her first major singles crown triumph and in the United States, as she is the first woman to triumph on her first attempt. that she is already greatly solicited.

To the angels since Saturday night, the main interested has not yet "had the opportunity to assimilate everything, but I hope to do today". She believes that everything that followed her victory so far exceeds her understanding.

"I've made so many scenarios in my mind about how this day would unfold, and I never thought it would be like that, but I do not complain," says Andreescu. It has been pretty good so far. "

Her status as a US Open champion requires Andreescu to show up at the Top of the Rock for a photo opportunity with her most recent trophy.

But before going to the observatory at the top of the Rockefeller Center in New York, the one that will rise from 15th to 5th worldwide Monday at the unveiling of the ranking of the WTA "made sure to celebrate with the members of my team. "

"We had a nice dinner and then celebrated. I can not wait to go home and do the same with my friends, "she says, deliberately omitting, with a smile on her face, to specify the time she closed her eyes last night.

Andreescu's recent crowns, one after the other at the Rogers Cup in Toronto and Flushing Meadows in a month, have his personal goals on the rise.

"At the beginning of the year, I wanted to join the top 100, remember the one who played her first tournament of the season as the 152nd player in the world. I guess I have to start setting myself higher goals. Say, among the top 3 at the end of the campaign? "

Before continuing its quest to occupy the throne in the WTA standings and try to boost its victorious streak that now stands at 13, the winner of the prestigious Indian Wells tournament in March, will give herself a strong rest deserved.

"I think I'll take a few days off," says Andreescu. I do not know when I will start training again, I have not thought so far [in the future]. I want to take the time to assimilate all this. "

According to information collected by CBC.