17-year-old Mirra Andreeva wins Dubai, makes Top 10 debut
As a WTA 1000 tournament, Dubai is one level below a Grand Slam tournament and at 17, the 12th-seeded Andreeva became the youngest to win one since the format was introduced. The win also guarantees a she will become the youngest Top 10 player since 2007 after defeating Tauson in one hour and 46 minutes on Center Court.
Elsewhere, Russia’s Andrey Rublev reached his third Qatar Open final on Friday after a gruelling three-set triumph over Felix ...
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Mirra Andreeva's deeply honest confession after upsetting Iga Swiatek, Elena RybakinaBy reaching the final in Dubai, Andreeva became the youngest player to reach a WTA 1000 tournament final since the format was ...
Former world number one Boris Beckers has some words of praise for Russia’s young tennis sensation Mirra Andreeva after her heroics in Dubai. The 17-year-old, ...
The latest star to suffer a shocking upset is World No. 2 Iga Swiatek. At 17 years old, Mirra Andreeva has picked up another impressive victory in her young career. Andreeva defeated Swiatek in ...
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Mirra Andreeva opens up on trauma of being threatened to have her arms cutWhen addressing the Raducanu incident, Andreeva recalled a person threatening her to "cut your arms." "Of course, after every ...
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