Linda Noskova, the Wimbledon champion, is set to return to competition at the WTA 1000 hard-court tournament in Toronto after a hectic period following her first Grand Slam title. Multiple outlets report that the 21-year-old describes the past weeks as “crazy and chaos,” and says she is glad for the chance to reset her routine with another tournament arriving soon. Noskova’s post-Wimbledon schedule included extensive media appearances in her home country, and she is also reported to have been feted by Czech President Petr Pavel. After the public attention, she takes some limited downtime, including time in Italy, before turning her focus back to the tour. Speaking to reporters, she frames Toronto as a new opportunity and signals readiness to “start over” competitively. The reporting converges on her desire to move past the whirlwind of celebrations and media coverage and resume match play at the next major event on the WTA calendar.