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Mirra Andreeva and Iga Swiatek, curses at Indian Wells. Photo: gettyimages

Andreeva and Swiatek seek to break historical curses of Indian Wells

The Californian tournament records two unique events in the history of tennis in its list of champions, which could be broken this year by Andreeva and Swiatek.

Victoria Mboko, pressure and favoritism at Indian Wells. Photo: gettyimages

Mboko: "I don't feel pressure and I have nothing to prove to anyone"

The Canadian young player reflects on how she is approaching this season and what we should expect from her in tournaments like Indian Wells.

Andreeva: "I didn't lose my level, I just didn't know how to use it in all tournaments." Source: Getty

Andreeva: "I didn't lose my level, I just didn't know how to use it in all tournaments"

The Russian returns to Indian Wells as the defending champion and assures that she faces the tournament without pressure due to the points she must defend.

Indian Wells 2026. Women's Draw Analysis: Everyone wants Andreeva's crown. Source: Getty

Indian Wells 2026. Women's draw analysis: Everyone wants Andreeva's crown

We are studying how the draw has turned out after Monday's draw, an event that will bring together the best rackets in the locker room. Do you dare to pick a favorite?

Anisimova, about Andreeva's tears: "It moved me to see her like that"

Anisimova, about Andreeva's tears: "It touched me to see her like that"

The American tennis player had some nice words for the current champion, who broke down after losing in the quarterfinals of the WTA Dubai.

Andreeva: "Sometimes I forget that I am only 18 years old." Source: Getty

Andreeva: "Sometimes I forget that I am only 18 years old"

Very interesting reflections from the Russian from Dubai, where she defends her title this week: "Suddenly, people were expecting to see me win every tournament I played."