Teenager Mirra Andreeva has made a habit of giving herself a self-congratulatory pat on the back after recent victories, her ...

Mirra Andreeva, already the youngest-ever WTA 1000 champion, tries to add another prestigious title to her resume on Sunday ...

She may be only 17 years old, but at Indian Wells Mirra Andreeva is looking like the next superstar in women's tennis.

At 17 years and 316 days old, Mirra Andreeva is the youngest player to reach the women's singles quarter-finals at Indian ...

Andreeva has played stellar tennis in her first tournament since capturing a maiden WTA 1000 title and ascending into the Top 10, rolling into the fourth round without dropping a set. She allowed just ...

Fans reacted to Mirra Andreeva having notes on many of her opponents during her Indian Wells semifinal against Iga Swiatek.

Andreeva is not No. 1—yet—but she’s the WTA’s player of the moment. The 17-year-old Russian, after a 1000 title in Dubai and two rounds at Indian Wells, has won eight straight matches, and they’ve ...

Among the big talking points from Mirra Andreeva's run to the title at Indian Wells was her notebook that contained notes on all her opponents.

The likes of Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula, Taylor Fritz and Elena Rybakina will all earn $110,250 from their singles outing in Indian Wells.

Will Djokovic and Swiatek turn their season around? Can Andreeva continue her incredible run? The biggest questions as the Miami Open begins.