17 -year -old Mirra Andreva created history after becoming the youngest WTA 1000 champion since the start of the format in 2009. ), 6-1 in Grand Finale.
She also became the fifth player to win her first WTA 1000 title in Dubai. Other Venus Williams (2009), Elina Switolina (2017), Barbora Crassicova (2023) and Jasmine Paolini (2024) are. After running his dreams, Andreva will also make his debut in the top 10 of the WTA rankings in the top 10 of the WTA rankings when he comes out of the new rankings.
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“I will set a goal for myself to be in the top 10 by the end of the year. Now it’s the end of February, and I have already made it, so it’s something incredible for me. I’m just super happy. I was playing today.
Andreva punched over his weight to defeat the three Grand Slam Champion; Iga Swetech, Market Wondrasova and Elena Rayabkina on the way to win the tournament.
“So I am really happy that I can manage and deal with pressure. Now.
Andreeva found his service in an early trouble after going below 0-2, but earned a break to reduce it by 2–2 and took the set into a tie-breaker. Andreeva remained unbeaten in tie-break this year, winning the first six points.
The second set was a completely unilateral case as Andreva reached a 5–1 lead. Meanwhile, Tusson took a medical time-out and threw his racket on the ground in frustration. Win of victory, Andreva took a step to serve for the title and received it as long as it left at his second championship point.
