The 22-year-old prodigy, currently ranked a career-best 151st, is poised to become New Zealand’s leading light, thrilling fans and tennis officials alike with her bold move.
After a soul-stirring performance at the ASB Classic in Auckland, Sun felt an irresistible pull towards the Kiwi shores, fueled by an overwhelming wave of support and a profound connection to her roots.
With the decision, Sun is not only looking to redefine her career, but also pay homage to her beginnings in the scenic vistas of Te Anau, where her heart truly lies.
The International Tennis Federation has given its blessing, and Sun is now set to dazzle in the Billie Jean King Cup, with the Paris Olympics on the horizon, where she could potentially team up with Erin Routliffe for doubles domination.
With victories already under her belt, including a triumphant run at an ITF tournament in Roehampton, Sun’s star is on the rise.
Tennis New Zealand and fans across the country are buzzing with excitement, eagerly awaiting the extraordinary impact Sun is destined to have on the sport.
