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CHV. Jimenez Kasintseva vs K. Kawa · 6-2 6-4 3-1 · Set 3 · Modena (Italy) - QualificationCHG. I. Justo vs L. E. Ambrogi · 6-4 7-5 4-0 · Set 3 · San Miguel de TucumanITF WM. Brengle vs S. Yamalapalli · 6-2 1-1 · Set 2 · W35 Decatur, ILITF MO. Baris vs A. Fenty · 6-3 6-1 6-3 · Finished · M25 Wichita, KSWTAV. Golubic vs V. Erjavec · 7-5 7-5 6-4 · Finished · NottinghamWTAZ. Sonmez vs L. Tararudee · 2-2 · Set 1 · NottinghamCHJ. Fearnley vs F. Romano · 6-3 7-6(4) 6-4 · Finished · IlkleyWTAO. Selekhmeteva vs T. Preston · 6-4 1-0 · Set 2 · NottinghamATPL. Sonego vs N. Basilashvili · 11:00 · HalleATPM. Landaluce vs T. Gentzsch · 11:00 · HalleATPR. Collignon vs R. Bautista-Agut · 11:00 · HalleATPM. Bellucci vs A. Bolt · 11:00 · HalleATPA. Vukic vs H. Wendelken · 11:00 · LondonATPZ. Svajda vs M. Damm · 11:00 · LondonCHV. Jimenez Kasintseva vs K. Kawa · 6-2 6-4 3-1 · Set 3 · Modena (Italy) - QualificationCHG. I. Justo vs L. E. Ambrogi · 6-4 7-5 4-0 · Set 3 · San Miguel de TucumanITF WM. Brengle vs S. Yamalapalli · 6-2 1-1 · Set 2 · W35 Decatur, ILITF MO. Baris vs A. Fenty · 6-3 6-1 6-3 · Finished · M25 Wichita, KSWTAV. Golubic vs V. Erjavec · 7-5 7-5 6-4 · Finished · NottinghamWTAZ. Sonmez vs L. Tararudee · 2-2 · Set 1 · NottinghamCHJ. Fearnley vs F. Romano · 6-3 7-6(4) 6-4 · Finished · IlkleyWTAO. Selekhmeteva vs T. Preston · 6-4 1-0 · Set 2 · NottinghamATPL. Sonego vs N. Basilashvili · 11:00 · HalleATPM. Landaluce vs T. Gentzsch · 11:00 · HalleATPR. Collignon vs R. Bautista-Agut · 11:00 · HalleATPM. Bellucci vs A. Bolt · 11:00 · HalleATPA. Vukic vs H. Wendelken · 11:00 · LondonATPZ. Svajda vs M. Damm · 11:00 · London
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Mirra Andreeva
WTA · World No. 6

Mirra Andreeva

NeutralNeutral · Age 19 · Born 29 April 2007

About

Born April 29, 2007, in Krasnoyarsk, Russia, Mirra Andreeva turned professional in 2022 after dominating the ITF Circuit with multiple titles before age 16. Her breakthrough came in 2023 Madrid as a 15-year-old wildcard, reaching the round of 16 with wins over top-20 players Leylah Fernandez, Beatriz Haddad Maia, and Magda Linette. She reached her first major semifinal at 2024 French Open, won her maiden WTA title in Iasi that year, and claimed two WTA 1000 titles in 2025 Dubai and Indian Wells, peaking at No. 5. In 2026, she won Adelaide and Linz titles, reached Australian Open fourth round, and as of April 2026 ranks No. 8 with 21-7 YTD record, currently in Madrid semifinals.

Profile updated 8 Jun 2026
Right now
6
WTA rank
5,751
Ranking points
11
Career titles
#7
Career-high rank

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In the news

“"I feel like I cannot make this happen again. I really have to be able to close things out when I have an opportunity."”

  • Andreeva saves set points to beat Fernandez, reaches first Madrid SF
  • Andreeva laments mental struggles after Bondar comeback QF win
  • Andreeva wins Linz title with comeback vs Potapova 1-6 6-4 6-3
  • Fans sing Happy Birthday to coach Martinez led by Andreeva
  • Andreeva emotional comeback beats Bondar to Madrid QF
News last refreshed 13 Jun 2026
How they play

Playing style

Mirra Andreeva is a counterpunching baseliner with exceptional movement and tactical maturity beyond her years. She redirects pace masterfully with flat-to-spin groundstrokes, heavy topspin forehands to push opponents back, and low slices to disrupt rhythm. Her two-handed backhand is a weapon down the line or crosscourt, paired with elite anticipation and court coverage that makes her dangerous on all surfaces, especially clay. Consistent aggression and variety force errors without overpowering force.

Serve
Improved first serve with explosive knee bend produces aces at elite rate (91 aces in 34 matches), winning 67% of first-serve points and 72.4% service games; second serve vulnerable at 46.5% won.
Groundstrokes
Two-handed backhand is solid and powerful, redirecting pace effectively down the line or crosscourt; forehand generates heavy topspin for depth but less aggressive, prone to errors under pressure.
Movement
Elite lateral movement and anticipation allow excellent court coverage and defense; solid forward-backward movement improving but still a relative gap on slower surfaces.
Weakness
Forehand lacks power generation, struggling against medium-pace neutralizers who target it, leading to slices, lateness, and errors; mental fragility shows in chokes from winning positions.

Surface splits

Career surface splits.

Hard
71.7% 91–36
Clay
79.8% 79–20
Grass
64.7% 11–6

Notable rivalries

Aryna Sabalenka
Frequent clashes at majors and 1000s; Sabalenka leads 5-2 overall, including 2023 Madrid R16 and 2024 French Open QF loss for Andreeva, but Andreeva won 2025 Indian Wells final.
Jasmine Paolini
2024 French Open SF loss halted Andreeva's run; Paolini also beat her in Olympic doubles final with Errani.
Coco Gauff
Gauff leads 4-0, including 2023 French Open 3R comeback win and 2025 Rome QF.
Iga Swiatek
Split 2-2; Andreeva stunned her in 2025 Dubai QF and Indian Wells SF en route to titles.
Career

Career snapshot

11
Career titles
#7
Career high
2021
First season
SeasonYear-end rankW–LTitles
2021,1–10
202229341–114
20235739–102
20241634–161
2025940–162
2026726–82

Team and equipment

Head coach
Conchita Martinez
Height
178 cm
Plays
Right-handed
Backhand
Two-handed
Coach
Conchita Martinez
Racquet
Babolat Pure Drive
Apparel
Nike

Career highlights

  • 2025 Dubai WTA 1000 champion
  • 2025 Indian Wells WTA 1000 champion
  • 2024 French Open semifinalist
  • 2026 Adelaide champion
  • 2026 Linz champion
  • 2024 Iasi maiden WTA title
  • 2024 Paris Olympics doubles silver
  • 2025 career-high No. 5 singles
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