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 2026: which channel will broadcast it, what's new, and the latest news about the tournament
Here we go for Roland-Garros 2026, running May 18 through June 7. Three weeks to watch the world's best tennis players at Porte d'Auteuil. A quick rundown of the latest tournament news and updates you need to know. [Read more]
Roland-Garros 2026: which channel will broadcast it, what's new, and the latest news about the tournament
