US Open's Danielle Collins Travels A Lot But She's A Florida Girl At Heart On Instagram
She just beat Naomi Osaka.
Danielle Collins at a ball game. Right: Danielle Collins with her dog on the beach.
One of the US Open's biggest challengers this year, Danielle Collins, travels the world for her tennis career but she's from Florida and, in her downtime, is a Tampa girl at heart.
The athlete just beat the 2020 tournament champion, Naomi Osaka, yesterday. Collins's biography on the US Open's website has her ranked No. 19 in Women's Singles. The bio also reveals that the 28-year-old was born in St. Petersburg, FL, adding yet another winning athlete from the Sunshine State.
When she's not jet-setting the globe, she's relaxing on the beach or taking cute Instagram photos at local eateries, like The Lure, where she enjoys a sushi meal.
The tennis player also spends time in the downtown area, where she posted on social media at the shopping center outside of Shapiro's Gallery.
Collins cheers on the Tampa Bay Buccaneers NFL team and she's been seen posing with a coffee cup that reads "#GoBucs" on the sleeve.
This town is her stomping ground, and it's even where she graduated from Northeast High School.
When she's not in the Western area with her pup, the competitor goes to events down South, like Art Basel in Miami. Here, she published a photo dump of different display pieces.
Collins played in the French Open, Wimbledon and the Australian Open, so a lot of her account online is geotagged overseas, however, she's back in New York for the current competition.
Following her win against Japanese competitor, Osaka, she plays against Maldovan-Spanish competitor, Cristina Bucșa.
