“Here I come,” Danielle Collins starts her Olympic Games journey by showing off American-themed nail art

Collins is one of the three players from Florida, who will represent USA at Paris.

“Here I come,” Danielle Collins starts her Olympic Games journey by showing off American-themed nail art

Danielle Collins (Via Imago)

The upcoming Paris Olympics have sparked excitement among sports fans. Every sports lover is eager to see their favorite athletes compete for their country. The USTA recently announced its Olympic roster, and fans are thrilled to see Danielle Collins included. Despite her recent retirement announcement, the 30-year-old is excited to participate in the tournament.

Collins will represent the United States alongside Coco Gauff, Emma Navarro, Jessica Pegula, and Desirae Krawczyk. This Olympics is a significant event for the Miami Open champion as she prepares to end her professional tennis career. She celebrated this by showcasing new nail art inspired by her country’s flag.

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Olympics here I come (USA flag emoji)

Danielle Collins wrote on Instagram

Collins has always had a passion for nail art. Before Wimbledon, she decorated her nails with cute strawberries to match the event’s theme. Her latest nail design highlights her excitement for the Paris Olympics.

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Danielle Collins’ Instagram story (Image via screengrab)

Unfortunately, the nail art didn’t bring her luck in SW19, as she was eliminated by eventual champion Barbora Krejcikova in the Round of 16.

Danielle Collins headlines the Florida roster at the Paris Olympics

Florida has always been a hub for tennis talent, regularly producing top athletes. This year, the tradition continues with three Florida players (Coco Gauff, Danielle Collins, and Austin Krajicek) representing the United States at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

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Danielle Collins (Via Imago)

Qualifying for the Olympic team is a big achievement. Players must be in good standing with the USTA on and off the court. They also need to have played for the United States in the Davis Cup or Billie Jean King Cup. Gauff, Collins, and Krajicek have all met these requirements and will proudly wear red, white, and blue.

Gauff has had an impressive start to 2024. After winning the 2023 US Open, she defended her title at the ASB Classic in January. With a record of 20-1 in sets at that tournament, it marked her seventh career singles title. She also won the French Open in Women’s Doubles with Katerina Siniakova, earning her first Grand Slam Doubles title.

Collins announced that 2024 would be her final year on the WTA tour. She began her career with multiple wins at the Bobby Curtis Junior State Championship. In her farewell year, she secured consecutive victories at the Miami Open and the Credit One Charleston Open, achieving a 13-win streak.

Krajicek is best known for his doubles skills. Last year, he won his first Doubles Grand Slam title at the French Open. His experience will be a valuable asset to the team at the Paris Olympics.

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