
The Russian tennis player won her 13th victory of the season with the steering wheel, beating Yuan Yue at a tournament in Beijing
Russian tennis player Mirra Andreeva led the WTA Tour in sets won with a score of 6-0 this season, taking that figure to 13 after defeating Yuan Yue at the China Open.
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The achievement was achieved in the second round match of the China Open tournament in Beijing.
Russian tennis player Mirra Andreeva set the best result on the WTA tour in terms of the number of sets won with a score of 6:0 in the season - 13. Sport Mail.ru reports this.
The Russian achieved this achievement in the second round match of the China Open tournament in Beijing against Chinese tennis player Yuan Yue (135th racket in the world). Andreeva won with a score of 3:6, 6:0, 6:0. Having lost the first game, the fifth racket of the world won the next two sets without losing a single game to her opponent.
This is the second match in Andreeva’s career in which she won two sets with the steering wheel. The first took place in March in Indian Wells against Solana Sierra. In the 2024 season, the Russian woman wins all matches against opponents outside the top 100 of the WTA rankings - nine out of nine.

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