They left that the next female tennis queen came. The Russian Andreeva myrrh17 years, he has been the best player of the recent weeks calculated the titles of WTA 1000 Dubai and Indian Wells, who won his last 12 games.
The work of studying Spain Conchita Martínez In the wells of India. It took the trophy to defeat the world 1, Belaramusa Aryna Sabalenka. The third title of his accidental career, the best for now a record pointing to the top.
Through a game as brilliant as complete, driven by a crack determination and the daring youth, Andreeva tracked Salangenka, his assassin this season in Brisbane and Australia’s tomorrow. Imposed it by 2-6, 6-4 and 6-3 to 2h.04 ‘.
The new Indian Wells champion, with the fourth Grand Slam manufacturers, got a place at the World Top-10 he met in Dubai and raised the sixth position in the California desert. This campaign is the third best in points, then Madison Keys and Aryna Sabalenka.
The amazement —Weh Andreeva, who in two days has added successes to Polish Iga Swiatek and Sabalenka, whom he knocked for the second time at six meetings, remembered his success in Roland Garros 2024.
Everything has to succeed Andreeva. Physical support, head and lord from the hand box of Conchita MartínezTo whom he focuses on the year they will be celebrating together. Oscense has lost his finals in Indian Wells as a player, his study exploited his experience and wisdom.
Sabalenka suffered Andreeva’s strength, among her abilities included defensive, demanding a more ball that was unbalanced an anxious Aryna, exceeded by the Russian tactical meaning, complete.
He was the third youngest champion in Indian Wells at 17. The Switzerland Martina Hingis He succeeded in 1998 with the same age and 166 days. There were 169 days in the American case Serena Williams In 1999.
A heel apart 1,124,380 dollars For Andreeva, the two tournaments exceed the million and half -euros.
Source: La Verdad
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