Mirra Andreeva has 2 titles from 5 finals in the 2026 season. That is her record in deciding matches, according to api.tennis data. Her appearances in finals have not translated into a comparable number of trophies, and the Beijing tournament offers a chance to examine that gap through specific scorelines.
Beijing. A final without a set won
Andreeva lost to Qinwen Zheng 5-7 4-6 in the Beijing final. Unlike in her previous matches at the tournament, Mirra did not win a set. Her opponent closed out the match without a tiebreak or a deciding set.
The path to the final, however, included challenges with a range of scorelines. Against Yue Yuan, Andreeva came back after losing the opening set to win 3-6 6-0 6-0. Her quarterfinal against Ekaterina Alexandrova was decided entirely in tiebreaks, 7-6(4) 7-6(3). These wins show that Mirra reached the title match not only by dominating her opponents.
The semifinal score was no guide to the final
Just before the title match, Andreeva beat Nikola Bartunkova 6-2 6-2. Her match against Daria Snigur ended with the same score. But those convincing results in earlier rounds, and her victory in a tight quarterfinal, did not carry over into the deciding match.
The key distinction is that reaching a final is not the same as succeeding in one. Andreeva’s Beijing run included a win after losing a set, tiebreak victories and matches with a clear margin. But her season record of titles and finals shows that a successful run through the draw does not yet mean equally frequent success in the match for the trophy.