Historical achievement. Mira Andreeva is the youngest Roland Garros champion since 1992

In a historic night at Stade Philippe Chatrier, 19-year-old Russian youngster Mira Andreeva went from a promising up-and-comer to a Grand Slam champion after winning the French Open title at Roland Garros today, Saturday.

In only his fourth post… Roland Garros clay courtsAndreeva was able to impose her absolute control over qualifier Maia Shvalinska in two unanswered sets (6-3) and (6-2). With the victory, the young star became the youngest player to win the women’s singles title in Paris since the legendary Monica Seles, who won her third consecutive title at the tournament in 1992 when she was eighteen.

Andreeva’s Grand Slam career began at the same stadiums in 2023, when she reached the main draw of one of the four majors for the first time from the preliminary rounds, before capturing the world’s attention two years ago with a thrilling semi-final run.

The young Russian star trains under the guidance of the capable trainer Conchita Martinez, who was the second and vice-champion of the world in the past. Roland Jarros for the year 2000. With today’s coronation, student Andreyeva surpassed her Spanish teacher in a historic move, lifting the precious “Suzanne Lenglen” trophy in the sky of Paris.