Mirra Andreeva is a Russian tennis player ranked WTA World #10 and the youngest player in the top 10. Born in Krasnoyarsk in 2007, the 18-year-old has risen through the rankings at a pace that has drawn comparisons to the all-time greats, defeating established top players with a maturity that belies her age.
Andreeva’s game is remarkable for its completeness at such a young age. She possesses a clean, technically sound game from both wings, with a backhand that is already among the best on tour. Her tactical awareness far exceeds what is typical for a teenager; she constructs points with patience and intelligence, varying pace and spin to keep opponents off balance. She moves exceptionally well, and her competitive temperament in high-pressure moments suggests a player who thrives rather than shrinks on the big stage. Her serve is still developing, and as she adds physical maturity to her already polished technique, her ceiling appears extraordinarily high.
Andreeva’s results against top-10 opponents have been remarkable for a player her age. She has defeated established Grand Slam champions and reached the latter stages of major tournaments, earning respect from veterans and peers alike. Her junior career was brief, as she transitioned quickly to the professional tour and made an immediate impact. She is the youngest player to reach the WTA top 10 in recent memory, and the tennis world is watching closely to see how she handles the expectations that come with such early success.
Andreeva’s 2026 Grand Slam season includes the Australian Open, Roland Garros, Wimbledon, and the US Open. Convert match times to Russia time for local scheduling.