Andreeva beats Chwalinska to win French Open title
- On Saturday, 19-year-old Mirra Andreeva defeated Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska 6-3, 6-2 to win the French Open title, becoming the youngest champion at Roland-Garros in 34 years.
- The final pitted Polish qualifier Chwalinska against Andreeva in a historic matchup, marking the first time a qualifier reached the French Open women's final in the tournament's history.
- Andreeva arrived as the overwhelming favorite after dropping only 12 games across her previous three matches, dominating Chwalinska with aggressive baseline play throughout the final.
- At 19, Andreeva ranks behind only Maria Sharapova and Emma Raducanu as the WTA's youngest first-time major winner this century, surpassing Monica Seles's 1992 French Open record.
- Having reached the Roland-Garros semifinals as a 17-year-old two years ago, Andreeva credits her growing maturity for transforming her from a precocious talent into a genuine title contender.
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The French Open has a new queen! This Saturday, June 6th, Mirra Andreeva won the women's final of Roland-Garros 2026 after a one-sided match against Polish sensation Maja Chwalinska (6-3, 6-2). At 19 years old, the Russian claims her first Grand Slam title. Source link: https://www.linternaute.com/sport/competitions/10560932-direct-roland-garros-2026-face-a-la-sensation-chwalinska-andreeva-s-envole-vers-le-sacre-score-et-resultat/ Author: Floria…
Rising star Mira Andreeva (ranked 8th, Russia), born in 2007, tasted her first career Grand Slam title at the French Open. On the 6th (local time), Andreeva defeated Maja Hwalinska (ranked 114th, Poland) 2-0 (6-3 6-2) in the women's singles final held at the Stade Roland Garros in Paris, France.
The young Russian Mirra Andreeva, eighth world player, won her first Grand Slam title this Saturday at the age of 19 by beating in the final of Roland Garros to the surprise of the tournament, the Polish Maja Chwalinska (114a), for 6-3 and 6-2.
Since this Saturday, Mirra Andreeva has been part of the Grand Slam winners’ club after raising Roland Garros, after lying in the final in two sets (6-3 and 6-2) to the big surprise of the tournament, Maja Chwalinska. A victory for which his coach, Conchita Martínez, is largely to blame: "When he does what I tell him he has no limits," the legend of Spanish tennis said. "He still has a lot to improve, many things to change to be a champion. But …
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