Andreeva vs. Chwalinska Roland Garros 2026 Final | Post-Match
6/6/202614 min
19-year old Mirra Andreeva battled qualifier Maja Chwalinska in the 2026 Roland Garros women's final. A first-time major champion was crowned. Gill Gross breakdown and analysis...
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First 90 secondsGil Gross· Host0:01
Hey everyone, Gil Gross here post-match. Mirra Andreeva versus Maya Chwalinska, Roland-Garros 2026 Women's Final. If you're not here for spoilers, click off the video. Mirra Andreeva, first career major title, capping off a dominant clay court season with a dominant Roland-Garros title run. She lost only one set. It was all the way back in the second round. These score lines were lopsided, and that continued for the most part here in this final after a competitive start. Andreeva pulls away, wins it 6-3, 6-2 over the Polish qualifier, Maya Chwalinska. Andreeva, a player from the time [chuckles] she was 17, it was like, "Oh, she can win majors." She's got that talent level and, and ability level. I think the hardest thing for her has been above the shoulders for the most part. Not that she didn't need to get stronger and develop aspects of her game. She's certainly done that. But at times, the mental side has probably held her back. And what I kind of loved about this situation for her is I looked at it as sort of like a final boss level of mental tennis. There's the final boss battle at the end of the game where you're in a situation [chuckles] there are so many variables that could have needled her and could have sort of gotten her out