Mirra Andreeva has booked her place in the Australian Open fourth round, collecting another straight-sets win to continue her strong start to the season.
Half of the second-round women’s matches at the Australian Open were completed on Day 4. Some of the WTA’s best young stars, including two-time Grand Slam champion Coco Gauff, Mirra Andreeva, and Victoria Mboko all played.
It’s the story we keep hearing, and frankly, it’s one we’re getting tired of writing about. Another bright young talent steps onto the court, gives it their all, falls short, and then opens their phone to a torrent of hate.
The second round of the Australian Open kicks off on Day 4 as 64 women remain in the first Grand Slam draw of 2026. Some of the best in the world will be in action on Day 4, including teenage phenom Mirra Andreeva squaring off against Maria Sakkari.
There was a packed day of women’s action on Day 2 of the Australian Open. Several title contenders, including French Open champion Coco Gauff, Amanda Anisimova, and teenage prodigy Mirra Andreeva all played in Melbourne.
With 28 matches on the slate, there should be plenty of entertaining tennis on day two at the Australian Open. As always, we here at LWOT will be offering
Third-seeded Russian Mirra Andreeva won 12 of the last 13 games to defeat No. 8 seed Victoria Mboko of Canada 6-3, 6-1 for the Adelaide International title Saturday in Australia.
It will be an all-teen showdown in the WTA Adelaide International final. 18-year-old Mirra Andreeva faces an in-form 19-year-old Victoria Mboko. Who will hoist the trophy in the final 500-level tournament before the Australian Open?
Youth will be served in the Adelaide International final as teenagers Mirra Andreeva and Victoria Mboko square off Saturday in Australia. Third-seeded Andreeva, 18, advanced with a 6-3, 6-2 semifinal win Friday against ninth-seeded Russian compatriot Diana Shnaider in one hour and 24 minutes.
If anyone was still questioning whether the hype around Mirra Andreeva was real, they got their answer in Adelaide. In a quarterfinal clash that felt more like a glimpse into the future of women’s tennis than a standard warm-up match, the 17-year-old phenom didn’t just win; she made a statement.
With just days remaining before the Australian Open, four women will vie to reach the WTA Adelaide International final. Among them is World No. 8 Mirra Andreeva, who is seeking her fourth career title.
There is a stellar WTA Adelaide quarterfinal lineup. Teenage star Mirra Andreeva, last year’s Australian Open champion Madison Keys, and fellow American player Emma Navarro are all on the slate.
Mirra Andreeva made a positive start to her Adelaide International campaign… After losing in the Brisbane International quarterfinals, Andreeva bounced back in Adelaide.
As the WTA Adelaide draw continues to unfold, attention turns to a set of matchups that blend explosive shot-making with tactical consistency. With the Australian Open fast approaching, players are keen to sharpen their instincts and build confidence on hard courts that reward assertive tennis.
Mirra Andreeva has advanced to the last 16 of the Brisbane International after a comeback win over Olivia Gadecki in her opening match. Andreeva, seeded sixth, recovered from a slow start to win 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 and set up a meeting with Linda Noskova in the next round.
Mirra Andreeva has dealt with massive expectations since she burst onto the scene, making her the perfect person to give Emerson Jones advice. Andreeva was 15 when she won her first WTA main draw match at the 2023 Madrid Open against Leylah Fernandez.
All eight Round of 16 WTA Brisbane matches will be played on Day 5. Teenage star Mirra Andreeva, Aryna Sabalenka, and last year’s Australian Open champion Madison Keys are among those scheduled to play.
Mirra Andreeva’s 2025 reads like the arrival of a player who already channels the game’s loudest ingredients — power, fearlessness, and a playful tactical curiosity — but is learning to turn those into consistent outcomes.
Mirra Andreeva arrives at the Wuhan Open following a surprising elimination in the Round of 16 at the China Open. The 18-year-old has lost momentum; despite holding the World No.
Russia’s Mirra Andreeva has produced a brilliant display of tennis to secure a spot in the fourth round of the China Open. The 18-year-old secured a stunning win in straight sets against Jessica Bouzas Maneiro with a score of 6-4, 6-1.
Townsend was able to put aside the distraction and controversy in Round 3, beating fifth-seeded Mirra Andreeva to pull off a major upset in the grand slam event.
Russia’s Mirra Andreeva has suffered a major blow ahead of the Cincinnati Open. The 18-year-old recently featured at the Canadian Open, where she was knocked out after losing in the round of 32 to McCartney Kessler in straight sets with a score of 7-6, 6-4.
Russia’s Mirra Andreeva has revealed that she might have to play her opening fixture at the Canadian Open in Montreal without her coach, Conchita Martinez.