US EditionMirra Andreeva Misses Out on WTA Finals by 2nd Lowest Margin Ever
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Mirra Andreeva Misses out on WTA Finals by 2nd lowest margin ever
With Elena Rybakina winning her Tokyo Open quarterfinal match against Victoria Mboko, Mirra Andreeva is out of the WTA Finals race. While on first read that might not seem particularly unusual, there are quite a few things about her missing out that are rather oddly specific. For example, it’s the first time since 2012 that a player who has amassed over 4,000 points won’t play at the WTA Finals. Andreeva concludes the season with 4,319 points, w…
Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan has reached the eighth final of the 2025 Women's Tennis Association Finals, according to RBC-Ukraine, citing the organization's official website. Rybakina in the 2025 Season The Kazakhstani tennis player secured a spot at the prestigious competition after defeating Canadian Victoria Mboko in the quarterfinals of the WTA 500 tournament in Tokyo. In 2025, she won two WTA 500 titles – in Ningbo, China, and Strasbourg, F…
Mirra Andreeva rewrites history after shockingly missing out on 2025 WTA Finals
Mirra Andreeva looked almost certain of a place at the 2025 WTA Finals earlier this season, but despite her achievements, she failed to qualify. From the second half of February until mid-March, 18-year-old Andreeva enjoyed the best stretch of her career so far. She had a breakthrough at significant...
Analysis: Luck not on the side of Mirra Andreeva after agonisingly pipped to WTA Finals qualification
This year's WTA Finals race has been one of the closest ever, with it going right down to the wire in a dramatic last few weeks on the Asian swing. With Mirra Andreeva once sitting in a favourable position to make her debut in Riyadh, Jasmine Paolini and Elena Rybakina have stolen a march on the Rus...
Writing about a surprise would be misleading. As we knew, Elena Rybakina needed a couple of victories in Tokyo to survive the Race Mirra Andreeva. And those successes came. Eliminating Victoria Mboko with the score of 6-3 7-6(4), the kazaka is officially the eighth qualified for Riad. With semi-finals in the Japanese WTA 500, it touches 4350 points, placing in seventh place of the annual ranking, with Jasmine Paolini, already certain of a place …
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