The Italian is in Riyadh thanks to a controversial interpretation made by the WTA of an absence in a tournament that could have penalized her and caused Andreeva to enter.
Mirra Andreeva
Something is going on with Mirra Andreeva. Although she had a brilliant start to the season with the WTA 1000 in Dubai and Indian Wells, everything crumbled after Wimbledon. Her qualification for the WTA Finals seemed very likely a few weeks ago, but now it is in danger. Especially after losing in the round of 16 of the WTA Ningbo, tournament where she was the number one seed, against Lin Zhu by 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, after two hours and 19 minutes. The Russian still holds one of the two remaining spots for the WTA Finals with 4320 points, but Jasmine Paolini (4131) and Elena Rybakina (3913) could significantly reduce her points in this Chinese tournament.
Other results from the day at the WTA Ningbo 2025:
- B Bencic d. Y Starodubtseva: 57 64 75
- A Tomljianovic d. Z Sonmez: 76(8) 63
- D Shnaider d. K Muchova: 26 61 62
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Ningbo 2025. Andreeva sigue en caída libre: pierde ante Zhu y pone en peligro su presencia en las WTA Finals
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The Wuhan WTA 1000 tournament crowned Coco Gauff as the champion, after defeating Sabalenka in the semis and beating Pegula in the final (6-4, 7-5), resulting in minor shifts in the WTA ranking. Consequently, the Belarusian has lost 610 points, now totaling 10,400, maintaining her dominance at the top of the ranking. Swiatek, who reached the quarterfinals, gained 215 points (8,678 in total), along with the winner Gauff who earns an additional 610 points, securing the third position with 7,873 points. Anisimova remains in fourth place, and Pegula, the tournament runner-up, adds 530 points to her tally, surpassing Mirra Andreeva and securing the fifth position (5,183 points against the Russian's 4,643).
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ranking WTA: Sabalenka pierde distancia en la cima y Pegula sigue en ascenso
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Next week you can't miss the WTA 500 in Tokyo. Why? Because we will find out the name of the eighth woman to attend the upcoming WTA Finals in Riyadh. Having already awarded the seven main tickets, the last available seat is currently taken by Mirra Andreeva. The issue is that the Russian has decided not to compete this week, so her debut as a master is now in the hands of what Elena Rybakina does in Japan. If the Kazakh reaches the semifinals – in other words, if she wins two matches – she will be the one finally boarding the plane to Riyadh.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Finals 2025. Esto necesita Rybakina para ‘robarle’ el último billete a Andreeva
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The irregular final stretch of the Russian requires her to add victories if she wants to make it to her first Finals, while the Italian and the Kazakh could fight until the last day for the spot.
A day filled with spectacle has unfolded at the WTA 1000 Wuhan 2025 with the performance of many contenders for glory. Emma Navarro and Mirra Andreeva have been eliminated by Zhang and Siegemund, respectively, in what have been the major surprises of a day where Ostapenko had to withdraw due to injury against Cirstea.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Wuhan 2025: Andreeva sufre una dura derrota
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With five tickets already distributed, three seats are still available until we know the complete cast that we will see in Riad. These are the main candidates.
A major surprise occurred at the WTA 1000 Beijing 2025 with Sonay Kartal's victory over Mirra Andreeva. The Russian was the clear favorite but ended up succumbing to the great tennis of a British player who won by 7-5 2-6 7-5. She will face Linda Noskova in the semifinals, who defeated Potapova 6-2 6-4.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Pekín 2025: Kartal sorprende a Andreeva y se cita con Noskova en semis
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The Italian is in Riyadh thanks to a controversial interpretation made by the WTA of an absence in a tournament that could have penalized her and caused Andreeva to enter.
Next week you can't miss the WTA 500 in Tokyo. Why? Because we will find out the name of the eighth woman to attend the upcoming WTA Finals in Riyadh. Having already awarded the seven main tickets, the last available seat is currently taken by Mirra Andreeva. The issue is that the Russian has decided not to compete this week, so her debut as a master is now in the hands of what Elena Rybakina does in Japan. If the Kazakh reaches the semifinals – in other words, if she wins two matches – she will be the one finally boarding the plane to Riyadh.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Finals 2025. Esto necesita Rybakina para ‘robarle’ el último billete a Andreeva
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Something is going on with Mirra Andreeva. Although she had a brilliant start to the season with the WTA 1000 in Dubai and Indian Wells, everything crumbled after Wimbledon. Her qualification for the WTA Finals seemed very likely a few weeks ago, but now it is in danger. Especially after losing in the round of 16 of the WTA Ningbo, tournament where she was the number one seed, against Lin Zhu by 4-6, 6-3, 6-2, after two hours and 19 minutes. The Russian still holds one of the two remaining spots for the WTA Finals with 4320 points, but Jasmine Paolini (4131) and Elena Rybakina (3913) could significantly reduce her points in this Chinese tournament.
Other results from the day at the WTA Ningbo 2025:
- B Bencic d. Y Starodubtseva: 57 64 75
- A Tomljianovic d. Z Sonmez: 76(8) 63
- D Shnaider d. K Muchova: 26 61 62
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Ningbo 2025. Andreeva sigue en caída libre: pierde ante Zhu y pone en peligro su presencia en las WTA Finals
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The irregular final stretch of the Russian requires her to add victories if she wants to make it to her first Finals, while the Italian and the Kazakh could fight until the last day for the spot.
The Wuhan WTA 1000 tournament crowned Coco Gauff as the champion, after defeating Sabalenka in the semis and beating Pegula in the final (6-4, 7-5), resulting in minor shifts in the WTA ranking. Consequently, the Belarusian has lost 610 points, now totaling 10,400, maintaining her dominance at the top of the ranking. Swiatek, who reached the quarterfinals, gained 215 points (8,678 in total), along with the winner Gauff who earns an additional 610 points, securing the third position with 7,873 points. Anisimova remains in fourth place, and Pegula, the tournament runner-up, adds 530 points to her tally, surpassing Mirra Andreeva and securing the fifth position (5,183 points against the Russian's 4,643).
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, Ranking WTA: Sabalenka pierde distancia en la cima y Pegula sigue en ascenso
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A day filled with spectacle has unfolded at the WTA 1000 Wuhan 2025 with the performance of many contenders for glory. Emma Navarro and Mirra Andreeva have been eliminated by Zhang and Siegemund, respectively, in what have been the major surprises of a day where Ostapenko had to withdraw due to injury against Cirstea.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Wuhan 2025: Andreeva sufre una dura derrota
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With five tickets already distributed, three seats are still available until we know the complete cast that we will see in Riad. These are the main candidates.
A major surprise occurred at the WTA 1000 Beijing 2025 with Sonay Kartal's victory over Mirra Andreeva. The Russian was the clear favorite but ended up succumbing to the great tennis of a British player who won by 7-5 2-6 7-5. She will face Linda Noskova in the semifinals, who defeated Potapova 6-2 6-4.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, WTA Pekín 2025: Kartal sorprende a Andreeva y se cita con Noskova en semis
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Especially good feelings are being awakened by Mirra Andreeva in this WTA 1000 in Beijing 2025. After several months where she couldn't advance to the final rounds of the big tournaments, it seems that the Russian has found her best rhythm again on this Asian tour. After surrendering four games in her debut against Lin Zhu, today she only yielded five to Jessica Bouzas (6-4, 6-1) to slip into the top 16 of the singles draw. Be very careful with Mirra as she aims for important things in this tournament. As for our players, the women's draw is now without Spanish representation.
This news is an automatic translation. You can read the original news, La contundencia de Andreeva aparta a Bouzas en Pekín
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Positive debut for the Russian player at the WTA event in Beijing, where she will now face Bouzas: "I like this heavy ball, you have more time to think and create".