MAMirra Andreeva
★ World No. 6 · WTA

Mirra Andreeva

Russia · Right-handed
Age
19
Grand Slams
1
Highest rank
Top 5
Turned pro
2022

Mirra Andreeva is the 2026 Roland-Garros champion and one of the brightest young talents in tennis, having become the youngest player to reach the WTA top 10 since 2007. The Russian won her maiden Grand Slam title in Paris at 19 — the youngest Roland-Garros champion since Monica Seles in 1992 — adding to multiple WTA titles, including two at WTA 1000 level, on the strength of a mature, all-court game.

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1
Grand Slam titles
2
WTA 1000
6
Career titles
The Profile

Player Profile

Full nameMirra Andreeva
Date of birth29 April 2007
NationalityRussian
Height5ft 8in / 173cm
PlaysRight-handed
Turned pro2022
Highest rankingTop 5
Grand Slam titles1 (French Open 2026)
Form Guide

Career Form & Notable Results

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French Open 2026Championmaiden Grand Slam title at 19, def. Maja Chwalińska 6-3, 6-2
Adelaide International 2026Champion
Indian Wells 2025Champion
Dubai Tennis Championships 2025Champion
French Open 2024Semi-final
Analysis

Playing Style & Strengths

Andreeva plays a remarkably mature, all-court game for her age: clean groundstrokes off both wings, excellent movement and a tactical intelligence beyond her years. She defends well and constructs points patiently rather than relying on raw power.

Her ceiling is among the highest in the women's game, and a maiden Grand Slam title at 19 suggests she will be a major contender for years to come.

History

Grand Slam Finals

YearGrand SlamFinal opponentResult
2026French OpenMaja ChwalińskaWon 6-3, 6-2
Rivalries

Head-to-Head Records

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OpponentAndreevaOpp.Note
Marta Kostyuk12Last met in the Roland-Garros Jun 2026
Maja Chwalińska10Last met in the 2026 Roland Garros final — Andreeva's maiden Grand Slam title.
Betting

Andreeva Betting Tips & Predictions

Andreeva is an increasingly popular outright and each-way pick given her age, ceiling and proven ability to win at WTA 1000 level. She offers value at the Slams as a live contender whose price reflects experience rather than level.

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FAQ

Mirra Andreeva FAQs

How old is Mirra Andreeva?
Born 29 April 2007, she is already a top-eight player and a multiple WTA 1000 champion.
Has Mirra Andreeva won a Grand Slam?
Yes. Andreeva won her first Grand Slam at the 2026 French Open, beating Maja Chwalińska in the final to become the youngest Roland-Garros champion since 1992. She has also won two WTA 1000 titles.
What is Mirra Andreeva's world ranking?
A top-eight player; she reached the top 10 in 2025 as the youngest since 2007. See our WTA rankings page.