Amanda Anisimova has shared an emotional message on social media while saying goodbye to her Porsche, expressing how much the car meant to her.
Anisimova is currently in her offseason after ending her 2026 campaign early because of a left wrist injury. She was last seen at the US Open, where she defeated Ashlyn Krueger and Lilli Tagger before suffering a third-round loss to Anastasia Potapova.
While taking time away from the court, the American shared a story on Instagram about parting ways with her car. Expressing her sadness, she wrote:
“RIP to my car, even though you were quite impractical I will still miss you😢😭😭.”
Amanda Anisimova has also faced scrutiny over her appearance in recent weeks. After withdrawing from the Singapore Open because of a wrist injury, pictures from her training sessions circulated online, prompting some fans to speculate that she had used Ozempic to lose weight. She addressed the speculation on her Instagram story, denying the claims and asking people to stop commenting on her body.
“To all the health specialists and professional body commentators in the comments, I’m not on Ozempic, please leave me alone ❤️ and out of your unique posts🐼🩵,” Anisimova wrote.
What did Amanda Anisimova say about ending her 2026 season early?
After withdrawing from the China Open, Amanda Anisimova announced on Instagram that she would not compete again this year because of her recurring left wrist injury. She also explained that her priority was to recover before returning to the tour in 2027.
“Hi everyone, I will be wrapping up my season for the year🫶🥹 I sustained a wrist injury again, that I need to take care of. Time to get healthy, reset, and see you all in 2027🙏🏻👆🏻🐼,” Anisimova wrote.
Amanda Anisimova began her 2026 season at the Brisbane International, where she lost to Marta Kostyuk in the round of 16. She finished the year with a reported 22-12 win-loss record and did not reach a WTA final after winning multiple titles the previous season.
Her early end to the campaign also meant she could not defend the ranking points she earned in 2025, including those from her China Open title. She reportedly finished the season at No. 11 in the WTA rankings, dropping out of the top 10.
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