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Rolex Testimonee Mirra Andreeva reached the most important milestone of her young career by winning Roland-Garros 2026. At just 19 years old, the Russian player claimed her first Grand Slam title with a 6-3, 6-2 victory in the women’s final on Court Philippe-Chatrier.
Andreeva lived up to the expectations with a performance defined by precision and confidence, earning a victory that places her among a select group of players who captured their first Grand Slam title at Roland-Garros while still teenagers.
The Russian first emerged as one of tennis’ brightest prospects in 2023, when she reached the third round of Roland-Garros on her main draw debut at just 16 years of age. Since then, she has become a permanent fixture in the WTA Top 10, won five titles, and established herself as one of the leading talents of the next generation.
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After lifting the trophy, Andreeva reflected on how winning Roland-Garros had been one of her biggest dreams since childhood. Paris now holds a special place in her career, and this triumph marks a defining step in her journey as a professional athlete.
Andreeva’s victory adds another chapter to Rolex’s long-standing relationship with world-class tennis. Official Timekeeper of Roland-Garros since 2019, the Swiss watchmaker continues to support some of the sport’s most accomplished players while maintaining enduring partnerships with the game’s leading tournaments and institutions.
Photo courtesy of Rolex
Photo courtesy of Rolex
