Andreeva, Anisimova, Pegula or Paolini - Will any of them win their first Grand Slam in 2026?

Andreeva, Anisimova, Pegula ou Paolini - L'une d'elles remportera-t-elle son premier Grand Chelem en 2026 ?

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Mirra Andreeva, Amanda Anisimova, Jessica Pegula, and Jasmine Paolini ask for their turn. The four tennis players have more than proven that they have enough tennis to compete against the best and to win the most important titles. All four already know what it's like to lift a WTA1000 trophy, but they have yet to experience winning a Grand Slam.

The main issue these four top players face is that there are two tennis players who have dominated the circuit with an iron fist in recent years: Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek. Although both have had their ups and downs in some Grand Slams, the few opportunities they've left have been seized by Coco Gauff, the third contender, Elena Rybakina, who will be one to watch in 2026, or surprises like Madison Keys at the 2025 Australian Open or Barbora Krejcikova at Wimbledon 2024.

Mirra Andreeva, Amanda Anisimova, Jessica Pegula, and Jasmine Paolini will fight to win their first Grand Slam in 2026

In fact, in that final, the Czech denied Jasmine Paolini the dream of lifting her first Grand Slam trophy, and weeks earlier, it was also Iga Swiatek who thwarted her at Roland Garros. The Italian has shown in the last two years, especially in 2024, that she can be a more than dangerous player, especially on clay, where this year she conquered the WTA 1000 Rome. It seems that on the clay of Paris, she may be able to write her name, but she also performs well on other surfaces. In fact, she reached the final of Cincinnati this year, as well as the semifinals at the Miami Open. So, it is assumed that she will be a force to be reckoned with this year.

Another player who has experienced losing two consecutive Grand Slam finals is Amanda Anisimova, one of the top players this year. The American closed the year as the world number four and with the WTA 1000 Doha and Beijing titles in her pocket. However, she still carries the bitter memory of that double bagel (6-0, 6-0) in the Wimbledon final against Iga Swiatek. She had the opportunity to redeem herself at the US Open final against Aryna Sabalenka, and although she displayed a great performance, she fell into the hands of the tigress from Minsk.

Also feeling Sabalenka's claws in a New York final was Jessica Pegula. The American reached the US Open final in 2024, but Sabalenka also denied her any chance. In 2025, her major achievements included the WTA 500 Charleston, the WTA 250 Texas titles, and appearances in the finals of the Miami Open and WTA 1000 Wuhan, while in the Grand Slams, she once again showed her best in Flushing Meadows, reaching the semifinals but being eliminated, once again, by Sabalenka.

Mirra Andreeva, however, has not yet reached a Grand Slam final. Her best result has been the semifinals at the 2024 Roland Garros, while this year she made it to the quarterfinals again at Paris and Wimbledon. After that, Conchita Martínez's pupil faltered. But, although she hasn't shown her best tennis in the majors, she has proven in the WTA 1000 events what she's capable of. Especially in March, when she consecutively won the WTA 1000 Dubai and Indian Wells, defeating Swiatek and Rybakina twice each and Sabalenka in the California final.

Aryna Sabalenka and Iga Swiatek, the main obstacle to the possible successes of these players

As seen with these four players, they have almost always encountered Aryna Sabalenka or Iga Swiatek on their path to glory. At a time when in men's tennis, Jannik Sinner and Carlos Alcaraz dominate, the WTA also has a duo that consistently secures at least one Grand Slam per season, with Coco Gauff as the third contender. At 22 years old, she already has two major titles (US Open 2023 and Roland Garros 2025) and appears to be the top candidate to challenge Swiatek or Sabalenka.

There are also other names like Elena Rybakina, Madison Keys, and hopefully Paula Badosa, who can also pose a challenge. But if Jasmine Paolini, Amanda Anisimova, Jessica Pegula, and Mirra Andreeva want to fight for their first Grand Slam title, they will not only need to play their best tennis but most likely face one of the two queens of the circuit. Not to forget the touch of luck and chance always needed in these tournaments, which so far has not been on their side. Will 2026 be the year when one of them makes a breakthrough? With their tennis skills and determination, it surely won't be for lack of trying.
 

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