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From one teen phenom to another, Andreeva has advice for Jones in Brisbane
Mirra Andreeva snapped a three-match losing streak to defeat Olivia Gadecki in her Brisbane International opener — and having had to learn to deal with pressure, the 18-year-old had some sage advice for 17-year-old Emerson Jones, who fell to Liudmila Samsonova in her second-round match. Elsewhere, Amanda Anisimova cruised through in 63 minutes against Kimberly Birrell.
In her season debut, Mirra Andreeva showed she was ready to reset. The 18-year-old rallied from a set down to defeat local qualifier Olivia Gadecki 4-6, 6-1, 6-2 and advance to the second round of the Brisbane International.
Andreeva broke into the Top 10 last year, highlighted by back-to-back WTA 1000 titles in Dubai and Indian Wells, but faded as the season wore on. She went 4-5 after Wimbledon and ended 2025 with three straight losses, making Wednesday’s comeback effort an encouraging start to the new year.
WTA Brisbane Day 5 Predictions Including Mirra Andreeva vs Linda Noskova
All eight Round of 16 WTA Brisbane matches will be played on Day 5. Teenage star Mirra Andreeva, Aryna Sabalenka, and last year’s Australian Open champion Madison Keys are among those scheduled to play. We at LWOT predict those contests here. The remaining matches, including Amanda Anisimova vs Marta Kostyuk, are predicted separately.
Alexandrova has done a very good job of countering Muchova’s variety in their previous meetings. The No. 7 seed’s powerful serve and formidable cross-court backhand directly target the Czech’s most significant weaknesses. Muchova’s talent means she always has a chance, but this is a challenging matchup for her.
Prediction: Alexandrova in 2
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Andreeva Learning to Deal with Prodigy Pressure
When Mirra Andreeva raked in Dubai and Indian Wells titles in the span of the month, at the age of 18, expectations and hype soared around the rising Russian. To be fair, it had been growing for a while. In 2023 Andreeva demonstrated her enormous potential by winning her debut main draw matches at Roland-Garros, Wimbledon and the US Open. A year later, she had become a major semifinalist in Paris, where she became the youngest player to reach the last four at a Grand Slam since Martina Hingis.
You’d think she would have entered 2025 virtually immune to the hype, but Andreeva, now ranked No.9 in the world, says that she was hit by another wave last season, and she admitted that it did slow her roll.
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