Another feat of child prodigy Andreeva at Wimbledon

Entering professionals in Russia Mirra Andreeva he is on his way to the feat. Twelve months ago it was 834 in the world ranking, a logical classification for someone who has just turned 15 years old. Much has been said about this young prodigy from Siberia, passing through Sochi (land of Maria Sharapova) to arrive in the French town of Cannes.

But the most positive prospects are falling. At 16 years and 79 days, he became the youngest player to reach the Wimbledon round of 16 since the American contested at 15 Coco Gauff in 2019.

It was impressive that this was his first event on grass, that he was through four Wimbledon main draw qualifiers when he first won all three to reach the qualifying phase.

Roland Garros improved, where he also saved the filter of the previous one to debut. He stayed in the third round, which he spent this Sunday in London to defeat his compatriot Anastasia Potapova22 years old and world no.

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An impressive display of competitive maturity, as he showed a week ago at the Mutua Madrid Open. They offered him an invitation, he became 16 who reached the round of 16.

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He has an appointment this Monday with the American veteran Madison Keys to bid for rooms. Oh Mirra Andreeva the 102nd in the world, with almost no experience, but he is not afraid of anyone and has many abilities to continue growing in this sport.

There were 27 matches won out of 30 played among the professionals on this course, which opened with the bitter experience of losing the junior final of the Australian Open to the then fifteen-year-old. Alina Korneevaanother Russian wunderkind to watch out for.

“I’ve worked it hard with my coaches, and I’ve talked about it a lot with my parents, and I know it’s better to control myself, but even though I want to show emotion on the court, I honestly can’t. Almost every point I’m out of breath.” , Andreeva innocently commented to the delight of the public.

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