Danielle Collins Reverses Retirement Decision, Plans 2025 Comeback

The American tennis star cites ongoing health challenges and fertility issues as reasons for her decision to extend her career.

Danielle Collins, ranked No. 9 in the world, announced she will continue playing on the WTA Tour in 2025, reversing her previous retirement plans.
Collins had initially planned to retire at the end of the 2024 season to focus on starting a family, but ongoing struggles with endometriosis have delayed these plans.
Despite her health challenges, Collins had a strong season, winning titles in Miami and Charleston and reaching the quarterfinals at the Paris Olympics.
She has been named in the U.S. team for the upcoming United Cup in Australia, signaling her return to competitive tennis early next year.
Collins expressed confidence in her medical team and aims to continue her career while addressing her personal health and fertility journey.