Mirra Andreeva rose to a career-best No. 9 in the tennis rankings, making her the first 17-year-old in the WTA’s Top 10 since Nicole Vaidisova in 2007.

Russia's Mirra Andreeva is the first 17-year-old in the WTA's top 10 since 2007, climbing to No. 9. Americans Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Madison Keys are all in the top five.

Andreeva won the biggest title of her career, while Alexander Zverev's plans for a 'Golden Swing' went awry in South America.

Rising star Mirra Andreeva became the youngest ever player to claim a WTA 1000 title on Saturday when she defeated Clara Tauson to win the Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships.

After taking down three Grand Slam winners last week in Dubai, Mirra Andreeva breaks into the Top 10, joining an elite group of teenage stars.

Inspired by LeBron James and Roger Federer, Russian 17-year-old Mirra Andreeva wrapped up a fairytale week in Dubai by becoming the youngest ever WTA 1000 champion with victory over Clara Tauson on Saturday.

Mirra Andreeva makes history by becoming the youngest player to claim a WTA 1000 title after winning the Dubai Tennis Championships.

Mirra Andreeva capped a career-best week by capturing the biggest title of her career, defeating Clara Tauson to win the WTA 1000 Dubai Duty Free Tennis Championships on Saturday night.

Mirra Andreeva is the name on everyone’s lips. Most have been aware of the Russian ever since her breakout run at the Madrid Open in 2023 – but the 17-year-old hit new heights in Dubai. Andreeva became the youngest WTA 1000 champion since the format was revamped in 2009 with her triumph on Saturday,