Mirra Andreeva

Insights

Rapid rise from debut to champion

Across 14 Grand Slam tournaments since 2023, Mirra Andreeva has already compiled a 39-13 record, a 75% win rate. Her results include one title, one semifinal, and two quarterfinals, showing a steep climb in a very short career span.

French Open is her clear peak surface in the data

Her best Grand Slam result is the 2026 French Open title, and her next-best French Open showing was a 2024 semifinal. That gives her two of her four deepest runs at the same major, with the other two being quarterfinals.

Australian Open has been her most consistent major

She reached the Australian Open round of 16 in three straight editions: 2024 at age 16, 2025 at 17, and 2026 at 18. No other Slam shows that same three-year run of identical depth.

Wimbledon and the US Open have been more volatile

Her Wimbledon results swing from R16 in 2023 to R128 in 2024, then Q in 2025 and R64 in 2026. The US Open is also uneven, with R64 in 2023 and 2024, then R32 in 2025.

She is already unusually high-ranked among her birth cohort

In the Open Era comparison, she is ranked #56 of 1961 women overall and #18 among players with overlapping careers. Among players born in 2007, she is listed #1 of 8, which is the strongest cohort position in the data.