‘Doesn’t Give a D*mn’ – President of Russia’s Apex Tennis Body Showers 16-Year-Old Prodigy With Praises Galore

The Russian tennis prodigy, Mirra Andreeva, has already taken the grass-court major event by storm with her initial round victories. At the mere age of 16, the WTA player reached the third round of the Wimbledon Championship by outclassing some big shots in the event. Taking note of her incredible run in the British Slam, many notable figures in the tennis community have lauded the 16-year-old tennis star. Even her compatriot and the Russian Tennis Federation chief, Shamil Tarpishchev, is all praises for the young player while he also commended the way she managed to handle the pressure of being in the spotlight.

Mirra Andreeva rose to prominence in the women’s circuit after her remarkable campaign at this season’s Madrid Open, where she outshined two top-20 players. It also enabled her to qualify for the French Open, where she reached the third round of the tournament, having just turned 16. Now, once again, the Russian tennis player has stunned the audience with another stellar display at the ongoing Wimbledon Championships.

The Russian Tennis Federation chief hails the tennis prodigy, Mirra Andreeva

Notably, the Russian Tennis Federation believes that the 16-year-old possesses the mentality and skills necessary to succeed in such a highly competitive sport. In an interview with TASS, as reported by express.co.uk, Tarpishchev said, “Andreeva plays well. She is 16 years old, and it is clear that a stable psyche. She doesn’t give a d*mn about who talks and writes about her and against whom to play.”

The WTA player has undoubtedly attracted a lot of praise for her remarkable run at the grass-court major event in London where she has also pulled off a unique feat in the tennis circuit. 

Andreeva pulled off a rare feat during the British Slam

There aren’t many WTA players in the history of the prestigious Grand Slam event who have qualified for the main draw at such a tender age. This year, it was the Russian tennis prodigy who fended off challenges while outshining many top competitors in the qualifying rounds of the British Slam.

She eventually succeeded in marking her participation, becoming the youngest player to qualify for Wimbledon’s main draw since the American tennis prodigy, Coco Gauff.

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What do you think of Andreeva’s remarkable campaign at the grass-court major event? Also, do you think the Russian tennis player will prevail among the other top players in the draw? Let us know in the comments section.

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