What a win! Mirra Andreeva captured her very first title at Roland-Garros this Saturday, June 6, 2026, in Paris. The women’s tournament at Roland-Garros ended with the world No. 8 lifting the trophy after a brisk 1 hour 22-minute final against Polish challenger Maja Chwalińska (6-3, 6-2), who had battled her way to the final through a standout run. The 19-year-old Russian was playing her first-ever final on this clay surface!
A final that had never before graced this tournament, which gave other players a chance to step into the spotlight. After a notably windy match, Roland‑Garros crowns a brand-new champion, never before crowned at a Grand Slam on this Saturday. It marks only her fourth appearance in Paris, during which she becomes the third-youngest player to win a tournament of such significance in the 21st century.
She will thus gain two spots in the world rankings, a very positiveDevelopment for the Polish player who rises from 114th to 21st in a single tournament! Starting tomorrow, you can follow the men's final, which will pit Cobolli and Zverev, from 3:00 PM.
Roland-Garros 2027: dates, ticketing and tournament information
Roland-Garros returns to Paris from May 17 to June 6, 2027, with Opening Week running May 17–21 and the main draw starting May 23. Individual tickets are not yet on sale, while official travel and hospitality packages are available. [Read more]
Roland-Garros 2027: dates, ticketing and tournament information
