Leylah Fernandez revealed what she believes is a red flag in potential suitors ahead of her Canadian Open campaign in Montreal. The World No.

The Post After viral video, Leylah Fernandez tells potential dates not to be afraid of her dad appeared first on Tennis World USA Leylah Fernandez is telling potential dates not to be afraid of her father as the Canadian tennis star says Jorge may only look like an unwelcoming person but that the reality is different.

Ahead of what will be a third main draw appearance in her hometown of Montreal, Fernandez took to Instagram to reveal that she has never gone on a date. And since she will be in her hometown in just over a week, she figured out she also wanted to meet someone for a potential love relationship.

After besting athletes like Elena Rybakina, Jessica Pegula, and more, Fernandez reached the final round, where she locked horns with Anna Kalinskaya. She produced a dominant display, registering a 6-1, 6-2 win over the Russian, and concluded the one-sided showdown in 1 hour 10 minutes.

Fernandez has found someone to go on a date with in Montreal but she will likely have to push it back until after concluding her run at her home tournament.

After years of traveling the world for tennis, Leylah Fernandez is inviting one lucky fan to meet her on home turf in Montreal for a simple first date -- but only if her father signs off.

Leylah Fernandez took to social media with a bold request, turning her attention to dating after a disappointing Wimbledon display by calling on her fans to ask her out

Tennis star Leylah Fernandez has told fans to directly message her on Instagram if they wish to take the 22-year-old Canadian player on a date. Fernandez, currently ranked world No.36, says she is ‘not a big fan of dating apps’ and has encouraged her followers to slide into her DMs.

A tennis star who faced Emma Raducanu in the US Open final has asked her Instagram followers to DM her if they want to take her on a date.

Leylah Fernandez recently opened up on her physical ability as a young player and highlighted how her parents supported her when the coaches raised concerns.