Andreeva's Five Finals of the Season and a Flawless Beijing Run Until the Last Match

Mirra Andreeva finished the 2026 season with a record of 50 wins and 16 losses, reaching five finals and winning two of them. We break down how she navigates the decisive stages of tournaments and what her path to the final in Beijing looked like.

Decisive stages have become familiar territory for Mirra Andreeva. According to api.tennis data, in the 2026 season she reached five finals and claimed two titles, while winning three of her semifinal matches. Her overall singles record for the season stands at 50 wins and 16 losses. Over her career, our database credits Andreeva with 226 wins.

Where the Season's Wins Came From

The breakdown of wins by round shows that Andreeva consistently reaches the later stages. In the early rounds she has 4 wins in the first round, 8 in the second round and 5 in the third round. From there come 4 wins in the fourth round, 3 in the quarterfinals, 3 in the semifinals and 2 in the finals. Her number of final wins is almost equal to her semifinal wins, which means that reaching the decisive match regularly turns into a genuine fight for the trophy.

The Road to Beijing

Before Beijing, Andreeva's run had twice been stopped in the quarterfinals. At the US Open she defeated Eva Lys (6-0 6-2), Nikola Bartunkova (6-2 7-6(7)) and Anastasia Potapova (5-7 6-4 6-3), before falling to Coco Gauff 2-6 6-2. In Singapore, after beating Aliaksandra Sasnovich (6-2 6-2), she was stopped by Leylah Fernandez 2-6 5-7.

In Beijing, Andreeva made her way through the entire draw to the final. After dropping the opening set 3-6 against Yue Yuan, she won the next two sets 6-0 6-0. Wins over Polina Kudermetova (6-4 6-1) and Daria Snigur (6-2 6-2) followed. The tightest match came in the quarterfinal against Ekaterina Alexandrova, where both sets went to a tiebreak: 7-6(4) 7-6(3). In the semifinal, Andreeva faced Nikola Bartunkova again and this time won comfortably, 6-2 6-2.

The final against Qinwen Zheng ended in a 5-7 4-6 defeat. That match was the third final of the season that Andreeva was unable to convert into a title.

What the Statistics Show

The season's numbers paint the picture of a player who regularly reaches the title matches. Five finals and two titles are also reflected in the rankings: according to rank.tennis data, Andreeva has climbed from fifth to third place, with 6371 points. In doubles she sits at number 41, up from number 44, and her doubles record for the season stands at 12 wins and 3 losses.