Andy Rodick admires the teenager Mirra Andreeva and made sure that there would be the future No. 1 in the WTA rankings. American stressed the effective physical strength at such a young age of Russia, allowed him to compete against the best in the world.
Andreeva’s meteorical growth was not overlooked. He holds 20-4 records in 2025 and is currently in third place in the WTA race. The 17-year-old was 17 years old in the WTA ranking in a total of 17 years and 10 months, and in 2005 has become the youngest player since Maria Sharapova.
The former world has high expectations for Andreeva No. 1 andreeva, and in recent weeks in recent weeks in a portable column in a column. “I said in our show a month ago that it looks like a world number 1 a month ago.
Americans also stressed the ability of the world’s number 6 to adapt to all surfaces of the world. “He knows all the surfaces perfect. Last year there was a big run in Roland Garros and looks like it adapts towards the best players in the world.
Roddick said that despite the age of the most admiration of young Russian in Russian, he said. “The most admired about Mirra Andreeva is the ability to stand physically against the best players in the world. I thought an individual will last for a while,” he said.
“It’s not easy when you want to beat people like Sabalenka and Swiatek physically as a dominant and you am 17 years old.
Andreeva’s next problem will be the WTA 500 Porsche Tennis Grand Prix in Stuttgart, which started on April 14. There will be 6’s seeds in a star-10 player who are eight-10 players.
