French Open 2025: Andreeva credits fan gift with Putintseva win
- Mirra Andreeva, the rising tennis star, attributed part of her success in the French Open to a "lucky charm" given to her by a young fan.
- The 18-year-old, competing in her third French Open, expressed gratitude for the unexpected gift.
- Andreeva has been in excellent form this season, securing titles at Indian Wells and the Dubai Open.
Mirra Andreeva credits a fan’s gift for her powerful win against Yulia Putintseva at the French Open 2025! The young Russian star, currently ranked sixth, showcased a “tennis charm” – a small, colorful fabric patch – which she says helped her dominate her opponent with a decisive 6-3, 6-1 victory. The victory secures her spot in the fourth round of the French Open. Andreeva’s remarkable form this season,including wins at Indian Wells and Dubai,makes her a strong contender. News directory 3 reported on the story. now, Andreeva is set to face Daria Kasatkina next, a match that promises high stakes. Discover what’s next in this exciting tournament!
Mirra Andreeva Credits Lucky Charm for French Open Victory
Mirra Andreeva, the rising tennis star, attributed part of her success in the French Open to a “lucky charm” given to her by a young fan. The Russian player, currently ranked sixth in the world, displayed a small, colorful fabric patch with floral designs on her bench during her 6-3, 6-1 victory over Yulia Putintseva of Kazakhstan.
The French Open has been a good tournament for Andreeva. The 18-year-old, competing in her third French Open, expressed gratitude for the unexpected gift. “When I was walking on court a little girl put a drawing on my bench and I kept it.It’s my lucky charm,” Andreeva said, hoping to thank the girl for her contribution to the tennis charm.
Andreeva has been in excellent form this season, securing titles at Indian Wells and the Dubai Open. Against Putintseva, the 32nd seed, Andreeva demonstrated her dominance by breaking serve three times in the first set. A brief rain delay interrupted the second set with Andreeva leading 2-1.
Following the delay, Putintseva briefly rallied, taking a 3-2 lead. However, Andreeva quickly regained control, winning the next four games to secure her place in the fourth round. There, she is set to face Daria Kasatkina, a close friend.
“When I was walking on court a little girl put a drawing on my bench and I kept it. It’s my lucky charm,” Andreeva said.
Kasatkina, who recently switched her allegiance from Russia to Australia, advanced to the next round after defeating Paula Badosa of Spain 6-1, 7-5. This marks Kasatkina’s first Grand Slam appearance representing Australia.
What’s next
Andreeva’s upcoming match against Kasatkina promises to be a compelling contest as she continues her quest for a French Open title. Her performance in Paris underscores her potential as a major contender in the world of tennis,boosted by her lucky charm.