Joining Legends: Mirra Andreeva becomes youngest Indian Wells finalist since 2001
Mirra Andreeva continues to shine on the WTA Tour after reaching the Indian Wells final with a remarkable victory over Iga Swiatek. The 17-year-old joins an exclusive group of five players who reached the Tennis Garden final while still under 18,
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Aryna Sabalenka felt 'depressed' after one Mirra Andreeva question in Indian WellsAryna Sabalenka says she won't be thinking about Mirra Andreeva's age when they meet in the Indian Wells final but also adds ...
Aryna Sabalenka is one win away from a long-awaited Indian Wells title, but Mirra Andreeva has been fearless all tournament.
From the outset, Sabalenka showcased her formidable skills. Serving first, she instantly established her aggressive playing style, a hallmark of her game. In the second game, Sabalenka broke Keys' ...
Mirra Andreeva, already the youngest-ever WTA 1000 champion, tries to add another prestigious title to her resume on Sunday ...
Not really. A year later, Andreeva, 17, is the toast of tennis. She is the ascendant player on the WTA Tour, on a 10-match ...
However, Andreeva broke Swiatek's serve, a crucial moment that shifted momentum. Despite this, Swiatek retaliated by breaking back and winning the subsequent games, leading to a tiebreak.
The more the tennis world learns about Andreeva, the more they like her personality and competitive spirit. Currently, she is the World No. 11 with a record of 18-3. Andreeva faces the top-ranked ...
She will be headed back into the top 10 again following the conclusion of Indian Wells. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Mirra Andreeva found an interesting way to motivate herself to break into the top-20 as soon as possible as the 17-year-old ...
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