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Roland Garros champion Mirra Andreeva, 19, gets emotional

Mirra Andreeva matches Iga Swiatek’s historic feat with the Roland Garros title

Mirra Andreeva picked up her first Grand Slam title after seeing off qualifier Maja Chwalinska in the Roland Garros final. It was a tournament filled with surprises, but the final went as expected, with Andreeva coming through in straight sets,

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Conchita Martinez reveals the 'changes' that led Mirra Andreeva to Roland-Garros glory

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Mirra Andreeva becomes youngest Roland Garros women’s champion since Monica Seles

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Russian teen claims first Grand Slam tennis title with French Open win

Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva was already a tennis phenom at age 15. Now 19, she's a Grand Slam champion.

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Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva wins French Open to claim first Grand Slam tennis title

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French Open women's final: Mirra Andreeva solves Maja Chwalińska for first Grand Slam title, youngest Roland-Garros champ since Monica Seles

The moment Chris Evert admitted what she truly admired about Mirra Andreeva will leave you speechless

On Saturday, Mirra Andreeva became the youngest women’s singles champion at Roland Garros since Monica Seles in 1992. The Russian won in straight sets to claim her first major title, 6-3, 6-2.

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Mirra Andreeva becomes fourth-youngest French Open finalist in 30 years

Mirra Andreeva has become the fourth-youngest woman to reach a French Open singles final in the past 30 years after another landmark win at Roland Garros. The Russian teenager defeated Marta Kostyuk 6-1,

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Kostyuk of Ukraine and Andreeva of Russia pose separately for pre-match photo at French Open

PARIS (AP) — Marta Kostyuk of Ukraine and Russian player Mirra Andreeva posed separately for a pre-match photo ahead of their French Open semifinal on Thursday.

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Cirstea ousted by Andreeva: 'She didn't give me a chance' – honest exit interview at Roland-Garros

End of the road at Roland-Garros, but not the end of the story: Sorana Cirstea reflects on retirement, longevity, and the 'blessing' that is Mirra Andreeva, whom she hopes to see win the title in Paris.