French Open: 17-YO Mirra Andreeva Celebrates With Her 2 AM Gang After a Memorable Late Night Roland Garros Triumph

Russian girl Mirra Andreeva acquired an astounding victory in Paris! Rightly awarded WTA’s Newcomer of the Year, Andreeva continues to unleash her dominance on the court this season. As she embarks on a great victory with her famous coach, Andreeva’s team becomes “The last ones to leave” to celebrate her victory.

Mirra Andreeva shared her coach Conchita Martinez’s Instagram story, where she was spotted leaving the stadium with her coach, her agent Juan K Gerard, and her trainer. Andreeva shared the selfie on her Instagram story and wrote- “2 AM Come on! The last ones to leave” However, she added a dancing emoji and a smiling face with sunglasses that perfectly captured her mood. Andreeva’s photo was a part of her semi-celebration with her team as this rising star of tennis defeated the world’s former number-one Victoria Azarenka by 6-3, 3-6, and 7-5. Being the WTA Newcomer of the Year last season, Andreeva brought a lot of expectations among her fans. Now following her latest victory at Rolland Garros, fans are truly delighted.

Within the first quarter of this season, this Russian tennis star has already bagged top 25 wins, where she defeated players like Marketa Vondrousova and Jasmine Paolini. This speaks a lot about Andreeva’s maturity on the court. While fans praise this rising star of tennis, they can’t ignore Andreeva’s famous coach Conchita Martinez’s support in her professional career.

The 17-year-old’s coach Martinez herself was a reputed WTA star during the time of Steffi Graf and Monica sales. From showing her brilliance at the French Open to winning her Wimbledon, Martinez has already proved her worth. She also defeated Navratilova in the All-England Club final in 1994. Therefore, her coaching has been truly beneficial for this young Russian prodigy.

Martinez who has coached players like Karolina Pliskova, started mentoring Andreeva this season, proving her worth in Andreeva’s growing professional career. Now that Martinez joined this young Russian’s epic victory over a player like Azarenka, the whole fraternity was delighted to see the fruitfulness of the partnership.

Back in 2023, on her debut at Wimbledon, Mirra Adreeva advanced to the fourth round as a qualifier. Even though she lost despite leading Madrid Keys by a set and 4-1, she nearly earned a spot in the quarterfinals. At that time, Martinez put out a valuable piece of advice for Andreeva, “You have to have a very good group of people around you that are going to keep you humble and fit.” She further said, “You have to see next year how she will cope with defending points. The most important thing is that she keeps practising and focusing on what she has to do to get better. It’s great what she is doing now but she has to maintain it.”

While Andreeva’s victory is already speaking about Martinez’s great work, the young Russian also revealed how the Spaniard’s famous coach improved her playstyle with her tricks.

Mirra Andreeva revealed that she liked Conchita Martinez’s coaching

This Russian WTA star revealed her experience with her new coach after defeating Nadia Podoroska in the Rouen tour’s round of 32 by 6-1 and 6-3. “So far, so good, I like it, I hope she likes it too. We will see how it will go and then we will decide about our next tournaments. I cannot say there are special aspects we are working on. But the first thing we worked on was my slice, because she was a good slicer. So she told me some tricks, and I’m trying to use it when I have time and a good possibility on court”- she said.

Andreeva also revealed how her new coach helped her with physical discomforts too. “We’ve made a lot of good work with my physios, and now I don’t feel any pain or discomfort”- she said.

Nevertheless, Mirra Andreeva’s social media story is a testament to her great bond with her team, especially her coach. It also shows that Martinez’s coaching has not only improved Andreeva’s playstyle but also helped her defeat veteran WTA stars. So, do you think Mirra Andreeva stands a chance in Roland Garros’s third round against Peyton Stearns tomorrow?