Second Serve: Success for Mirra Andreeva and Jack Draper in Indian Wells, plus Sonay Kartal’s rise up the rankings
Mirra Andreeva apologized immediately after winning the Indian Wells championship.
She looked at her coaching team and she was sorry for “as you want to say, a little boy”, she was with the world number one Aryna Sabalenka.
It’s easy to forget Andreeva is only 17 years old. She is playing the maturity of experienced professionals – and has been cleared in some of the biggest games on the WTA Tour.
After becoming the youngest player to win the WTA 1000 event last month, she continued to form in Indian Wells and canceled the trophy for her 12th straight win on Sunday.
It’s impressive, right?
But her achievements make her even more outstanding Iga Swiatek and Sabalenka – the world’s top two players – on the weekend.
After throwing the second set 6-1 to Swiatek, the way she regrouped was impressive, and her mental perseverance was impressive after losing the first group against Sabalenka finals.
No wonder this talented teenager is regarded as the future world number one and Grand Slam champion.
Speak naturally leads to the most likely slam, just like the British ones Jack Draper, He won the men’s final.
In fact, it can be any of four, as Andreeva has the skills that suit any surface.
The Russian agrees: “I like playing on clay, I like playing on hard work, I like playing on grass. So I can say these three are my favorites.”
