I personally don't complain. WTA is much more entertaining than ATP at the moment, and I don't really watch men's tennis for that reason. But to call someone just after one tournament a star is premature. That's my point. The girl still has to prove she's here to stay.
So, just started watching Bianca since this last tournament, huh?
In Auckland, she got through qualifying and beat first seed Caroline Wozniacki, sixth seed Venus Williams, and third seed Hsieh-wei to reach her first final which she lost to Goerges.
At the Australian Open she again made it through qualifying and to the second round of the main draw.
At Newport Beach (a lower level WTA event) she had direct entry into the main draw and won the event (beating Genie Bouchard along the way) for her first WTA title.
She played for Canada in Fed Cup against Netherlands and won both her matches there.
Next she played in Acapulco and made it to the semi-finals and raised her ranking from 158 at the beginning of the year to #60 so she got herself a wild card into Indian Wells and we all know how amazingly well she did there and is now #24.
She's had an incredible year so far and it's only March. It's not ONLY one tournament she's excelled in and it certainly isn't premature to call her a star, rising and achieving great milestones along the way.