Mirra Andreeva
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Mirra Andreeva – WTA Tennis Player
Latest wins:
- at an age of 19 years Mirra Andreeva wins her first Grand Slam at Roland Garros 2026
- Upper Austria Ladies Linz won on 12 April 2026
Personal Info
Born on 29 April 2007 in Krasnoyarsk.
Nationality: Russia.
WTA Rank (as of 18 October 2026): 3.
WTA Doubles Rank (as of 8 June 2026): 25.
Height: 5 ft. 9 in. (1.75 m).
Current coach: Conchita Martinez
Mirra Andreeva has carried the “prodigy” tag for so long that it now feels less like a compliment and more like a job description. It began in earnest at Wimbledon in 2023, when a 16-year-old Andreeva reached the fourth round and became the youngest player in the Open Era to beat a top-10 opponent at the Championships. The leap was so sharp that the comparisons arrived almost instantly, with more than a few nods in the direction of Maria Sharapova and Russia’s glittering tennis past.
What has helped Andreeva, beyond the shot-making, is the air she projects: calm, clipped, and curiously grown-up for a teenager living out of suitcases. Coaches and commentators have talked up her resilience and professional manner, the sense that she problem-solves rather than panics. By 2025, she had results to match the reputation, landing two WTA 1000 titles and planting her flag among the tour’s most compelling young talents.
The market has noticed, of course. By late 2025 she had more than 485,000 followers on Instagram, where the public gets the carefully curated mix of training graft and match-day glimpses. The endorsements have followed in convoy: Nike apparel, a Wilson racquet deal, plus big-name partners like Rolex and ISDIN. It all fits the modern template of a next-generation star—poised, photogenic, and apparently built for the long game.
Mirra Andreeva – Career Info
Singles Titles: 6 | Doubles Titles: 2
Matches Won: 185 | Matches Lost: 59
Highest WTA Rank: 3 (11 October 2025)
Highest Doubles Rank: 13 (30 June 2025)
Data last updated: October 18, 2026
Earnings
Total Career Prize Money: $14,697,747 USD (approx. €13,136,846)
Data last updated: October 18, 2026
Miscellaneous
Information compiled by tennis fans from official WTA and ITF sources.
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Live WTA Rankings 2026: Latest Standings After Wuhan
Welcome to our LIVE WTA Rankings 2026 hub — updated as of October 18, 2026, after the final of the Wuhan Open. This is your go-to source for the latest WTA rankings, featuring real-time updates on the current women’s tennis standings, ranking points, and Race to the WTA Finals. We try to update the list…
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Wuhan Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Today’s Schedule & Daily Updates
The Wuhan Open 2026 is underway with qualifying in Wuhan, China, as the final WTA 1000 tournament of the season prepares for its 56-player women’s singles main draw. Last updated on October 18, following the Wuhan final between Poland’s Maja Chwalinska and Britain’s Sonay Kartal. The tournament is played on outdoor hard courts at the…
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Wuhan Open Draw Torn Up Overnight as Five Lucky Losers Crash the Main Draw
The Wuhan Open had not even properly started before its original draw began falling apart. What was published as a relatively orderly 56-player field has been reshaped by withdrawals, reseeding and a remarkable influx of lucky losers. By the time main-draw play began on October 12, five players who had already lost in qualifying were…
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Qinwen Zheng Catches Andreeva in the Same Trap Twice and Wins the 2026 China Open
Beijing, Qinwen Zheng vs. Mirra Andreeva — China Open 2026 Final Match Report Mirra Andreeva looked almost unable to believe what had happened. For most of the China Open final, the teenager had stayed right alongside Qinwen Zheng. Her serve was there. The shot-making was there. Both wings held up. She repeatedly climbed back onto…
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China Open 2026 WTA Results, Complete Draw & What Every Player Earned
The China Open 2026 tournament hub provides women’s match results, the complete draw, schedule and daily updates from Beijing. Follow qualifying and every main-draw round through the final at the WTA’s second-to-last 1000-level tournament of the season, played on the outdoor hard courts of the China National Tennis Center. Last updated on October 11, following…
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Mirra Andreeva Breaks Into the Top Three and Shows Bartunkova the Next Level in Beijing
Mirra Andreeva vs. Nikola Bartunkova — China Open 2026 Semifinal Match Report Nikola Bartunkova had already taken out Aryna Sabalenka and Karolina Muchova in Beijing. Against Mirra Andreeva, there was simply nowhere left to go. The Russian swept past the 20-year-old Czech 6-2, 6-2, reaching the China Open final with a performance that was almost…
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WTA Rankings in June 2026
Check the full WTA rankings for June 2026, including player positions, ranking points, age and country. This searchable ranking table lets you filter players by part of a name, country code or age, making it easier to find specific players and compare the women’s tennis rankings from this period of the season. Looking for the…
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New Career High for Mirra Andreeva as Third Time Finally Pays Off Against Alexandrova
Ekaterina Alexandrova vs. Mirra Andreeva — China Open 2026 Quarterfinal Match Report Third time lucky, and this one comes with a considerable reward. After losing their first two meetings, Mirra Andreeva finally defeated Ekaterina Alexandrova, surviving two tight sets and two tiebreaks for a 7-6(4), 7-6(3) victory in the China Open quarterfinals. The win sends…
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Mirra Andreeva Proves in Beijing She Hasn’t Lost Outside the Top 50 All Year
Mirra Andreeva vs. Daria Snigur — China Open 2026 Round-of-16 Match Report Mirra Andreeva has found the cruise-control setting in Beijing. The world No. 5 swept aside Daria Snigur 6-2, 6-2 to reach the China Open quarterfinals, producing another performance in which the scoreboard rarely suggested she was in any serious danger. Since losing the…
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Mirra Andreeva Turns Beijing Into a Ranking Charge With Another Ruthless Win
Mirra Andreeva vs. Polina Kudermetova — China Open 2026 Third-Round Match Report Mirra Andreeva is beginning to look like the seeded player most determined to make Beijing count. After recovering from a set down against Yue Yuan by winning 12 consecutive games, the world No. 5 followed it with a controlled 6-4, 6-1 victory over…
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Mirra Andreeva Makes It Three Straight Beijing Editions for a Rare Double-Bagel Comeback
Mirra Andreeva did not merely recover from a poor opening set against Yue Yuan at the China Open. She produced one of the rarest scoreline reversals seen on the WTA Tour in the past decade. The No. 4 seed lost the first set 6-3 to the Chinese wildcard in their Beijing second-round match before winning…
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Jasmine Paolini Heads Six Seeds Out as China Open Second Round Starts to Bite
The China Open draw began to thin quickly in the first half of the second round. Of the 16 seeded players in action across today’s four sections, six failed to reach the third round, with No. 14 seed Jasmine Paolini the highest-ranked casualty. Diane Parry, Anastasia Potapova, Maja Chwalinska, Peyton Stearns and Clara Tauson also…
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Aryna Sabalenka Gets the Kinder China Open Half but Plenty of Trouble Still Lurks
Aryna Sabalenka has avoided the minefield sitting around Elena Rybakina at the top of the China Open draw. That does not make her route easy. The No. 2 seed begins with a first-round bye and has a comparatively gentle opening on paper, but the names become much more serious once the bracket tightens. Anastasia Potapova,…
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Singapore Tennis Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Schedule & Daily Updates
The Singapore Tennis Open 2026 tournament hub brings together the women’s live scores, match results, draws, schedules and daily updates from the OCBC Arena. Follow every round from qualifying through to the final as the WTA 500 field competes on Singapore’s indoor hard courts. Last updated on September 27, following the final between Leylah Fernandez…
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Leylah Fernandez Beats Andreeva Again and Marches Into Singapore Semifinals
Leylah Fernandez vs. Mirra Andreeva — Singapore 2026 Quarterfinal Match Report Leylah Fernandez has had only a handful of chances against Top 5 opposition this season. Jessica Pegula and Elena Rybakina stopped her. Mirra Andreeva did not. Fernandez defeated the world No. 5 6-2, 7-5 in Singapore to reach the semifinals, beating Andreeva for the…
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Leylah Fernandez Keeps Singapore Run Alive and Books Andreeva Quarterfinal
Leylah Fernandez vs. Alycia Parks — Singapore 2026 Round of 16 Match Report Leylah Fernandez is making very good use of her Singapore wildcard. The No. 6 seed moved into the quarterfinals with a 6-4, 6-3 victory over Alycia Parks, backing up her opening-round win over qualifier Kyoka Okamura with another straight-sets performance. Parks brought…
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Boris Becker Backs Improving Coco Gauff to Win Another Grand Slam in 2027
Coco Gauff left the 2026 US Open without the title, but Boris Becker came away encouraged by what he had seen. Speaking on the Becker Petkovic podcast after the tournament, the six-time Grand Slam champion argued that Gauff has made visible progress over the past six months and backed her to win another major in…
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Mirra Andreeva’s Tiebreak Tricks Backfire as Coco Gauff Books Another US Open Semifinal
Mirra Andreeva vs. Coco Gauff — US Open 2026 Quarterfinal Match Report For most of two sets, Mirra Andreeva had found ways to make Coco Gauff uncomfortable. Then she found a tactic that looked clever until Gauff refused to cooperate. Andreeva had taken the opening set 6-2 and carried the second all the way into…
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Mirra Andreeva Finally Breaks Through at the US Open as Potapova’s Injury Brings a Sad Finish
Mirra Andreeva vs. Anastasia Potapova — US Open 2026 Fourth-Round Match Report Mirra Andreeva has finally pushed beyond the barrier that had stopped her in New York every year. But the moment came with an uncomfortable ending. Andreeva recovered from a set down to beat Anastasia Potapova 5-7, 6-4, 6-3, reaching her first US Open…
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Where Are the Upsets? US Open 2026 Sends Almost All of Its Biggest Names Into Round Three
The first two rounds of a Grand Slam are supposed to thin the field. At this US Open, they have barely touched the top of it. Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina, Jessica Pegula, Coco Gauff, Mirra Andreeva, Linda Noskova, Karolina Muchova and Iga Swiatek are all safely into the third round. So are Elina Svitolina, Amanda…
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Cincinnati Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Scores & Schedule
The Cincinnati Open 2026 WTA 1000 tournament centre provides live scores, match results, draws, schedules and daily updates from Ohio. Follow every round from qualifying to the final as players compete on the outdoor hard courts at the Lindner Family Tennis Center in Mason, near Cincinnati. Last updated August 24, following the 2026 Cincinnati final…
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US Open 2026 Mixed Doubles: Confirmed Teams, Qualifying Field & Schedule
Last updated August 27, 2026, following the conclusion of the mixed doubles tournament and Iga Swiatek’s withdrawal. The US Open 2026 Mixed Doubles field has taken its final shape, and it looks considerably different from the original 29-team entry list. Aryna Sabalenka and Novak Djokovic, Jessica Pegula and Taylor Fritz, and Diana Shnaider and Casper…
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Marta Kostyuk Turns Mirra Andreeva Meltdown Into Cincinnati Quarterfinal Run
Marta Kostyuk vs. Mirra Andreeva — Cincinnati 2026 R16 Match Report Mirra Andreeva appeared to have Cincinnati under control. Thirty-eight minutes later, the match had become something entirely different. Marta Kostyuk recovered from losing the opening set to overwhelm the fifth seed 4-6, 6-0, 6-2, turning what began as another smooth hard-court performance from Andreeva…
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Leylah Fernandez Keeps Getting Written Off, and Keeps Making Fools of the People Who Do It
There is a particular kind of tennis player who only seems to exist in the space between what the ranking says and what actually happens on the court. Leylah Fernandez has spent most of 2026 living in that space. Today, she made it pay. Leylah Fernandez beat Mirra Andreeva 6-1, 6-4, and if that scoreline…
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Leylah Fernandez Carries Canada’s Hopes Into a Trap Game Against Mirra Andreeva
Victoria Mboko isn’t walking through that door. The defending champion is an 18-year-old wildcard no more. A year ago she shocked her way to the title by beating Coco Gauff, Elena Rybakina and Naomi Osaka in her own backyard. She will not defend it. A knee injury from a fall at Queen’s Club in June…
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Gauff, Pegula and Anisimova Bring American Heat to a North American Swing Loaded With WTA Pressure
The WTA season reaches North America with the rankings packed tight, the US Open drawing closer, and three American women already sitting inside the top 10. Jessica Pegula is trying to keep control of the American lead. Coco Gauff is close enough to chase it. Amanda Anisimova is dangerous enough to ruin almost anyone’s draw.…
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Andreeva and Sabalenka Move On as Wimbledon’s First Quarter Already Starts to Twist
The projected Aryna Sabalenka versus Mirra Andreeva quarter-final is still alive. That is the clean headline from the first completed matches in Wimbledon’s opening quarter. Sabalenka handled qualifier Teodora Kostovic 6-2, 6-3, while Andreeva closed out Magda Linette 7-5, 6-4 to keep the seedings on track at the top and bottom of the section. But…
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Bad Homburg Open 2026 WTA Results, Draw, Scores & Schedule
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French Open 2026 Women’s Earnings: Find Out How Much Sabalenka, Coco Gauff, Madison Keys, Andreeva and Every WTA Player Earned
Updated for Roland Garros 2026, the French Open offers far more than a champion’s cheque. Every round carries its own ranking-points reward and prize-money payout — and at RallyHer, we track exactly how much each woman earns depending on where her Paris campaign came to an end. Lost in the opening round? You’ll find her…
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Conchita Martínez and Mirra Andreeva Turned a Coaching Bond Into Roland Garros History
Conchita Martínez has always understood what softness can do to power. She knew it as a player, long before coaching boxes became part of her life. She knew it when she won Wimbledon in 1994 with patience, timing, variety and that elegant one-handed backhand, beating Martina Navratilova on grass when Spanish tennis was still mainly…