In the lead-up to the United States Open, Leylah Fernandez’s upward momentum is driven by her sisterly connection.

During the time leading up to the year’s final major, Leylah Annie Fernandez had even more support from her family than she normally would have received. As a result, she is feeling very confident about her upcoming appearance at the United States Open.

On North American hard courts, the Canadian has put together a strong run in both singles and doubles competitions. His father, Jorge Fernandez, who has been his coach for a long time, has traveled with him.

It is likely that tennis commentators will quickly refer to her impressive performance in Cincinnati as the highlight of the season: In a nail-biting quarterfinal match that ended with a score of 7-5, 6-7 (1), 7-6 (3), Fernandez defeated world No. 4 Elena Rybakina and pushed world No. 6 Jessica Pegula. This victory was Fernandez’s most significant victory of the year. If you were to ask Fernandez herself, the 21-year-old would most likely tell you that the most memorable moment occurred before any tennis balls were hit: The younger sister of the Jolie family, Bianca Jolie, has been accompanying the family to tournaments once more and has even assumed the role of “coach.” To put it simply, I am overjoyed to have her here and to be able to spend time with her! The previous week, Fernandez gushed to the press. I haven’t been able to spend as much time with her as I would like to this year due to the fact that she has been attending school and I have been traveling a great deal more.

Therefore, it is beneficial to spend time with her and to experience things from her point of view as well.

On the tennis court, the sisters’ reunion has been a positive omen, as seen by the scores of happy selfies and team shots that have already been taken in celebration of the occasion. Both Leylah and Bianca achieved their best result on home soil to date by combining their efforts and advancing to the semifinals of the doubles competition in Toronto.

In Cincinnati, they caught everyone’s attention once more when Bianca, a UCLA Bruin who is twenty years old, momentarily stepped up to coach Leylah during her first-round match. This occurred when Leylah’s father Jorge had to attend a meeting. That match was won by the Fernandezes, with Leylah making a comeback against Yue Yuan that resulted in a score of 3-6, 6-4, and 6-3.

when time is of the essence.Fernandez and Yulia Putintseva also made it to the final of the doubles competition. Along the route, they were able to defeat the pair of Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova, who were listed as the top seeds.