Mirra Andreeva
Russian tennis player · Russia · On the map · Tennis Players · Born 2007 · age 19
A world No. 5 at eighteen, major champion at nineteen. Andreeva hit the top tier faster than almost anyone in the modern game, then kept winning.
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Mirra Aleksandrovna Andreeva was born 29 April 2007. She turned pro and climbed the WTA rankings with unusual speed, reaching world No. 5 in singles by July 2025 and No. 12 in doubles two months later. In 2024 she took silver in women's doubles at the Paris Olympics with Diana Shnaider. The next year she claimed her first major at the 2026 French Open, part of a haul that now includes six WTA singles titles - two of them at the 1000 level - and three doubles titles, two also at 1000 events. She's still a teenager.