At the 2025 Women's Open in Stuttgart, Andreeva admitted that it was difficult to concentrate

The 2025 Stuttgart Women's Open won the "sisters' civil war", but Russian prodigy Mirra Andreeva admitted that it was difficult to concentrate in front of her sister Erika Andreeva.

Andreyeva, a Russian genius girl

In the WTA 500 indoor clay tournament in Germany, when the sixth seed Andreeva led the qualifying round of Erica 6-2, 1-0 in the first round, the 20-year-old sister was forced to withdraw due to a knee injury, allowing her sister to advance to the round of 16. Andreeva revealed that in addition to paying attention to herself, she also had to think about how to defeat her sister, who knew each other well, and her thoughts were quite complicated, "Does she feel good?" I do not know. I wonder how she feels? What are we going to do after the race? What will happen to the competition? All these thoughts. ”

Andreyeva, who is only 17 years old, won the WTA 1,000-point Indian Wells title last month after defeating top opponents such as Belarusian Sabalenka and Poland's second seed Swiatek, but facing her sister who is thicker than water through the net, the pressure is even more difficult to concentrate, "I not only have to focus on myself, but also pay attention to her." This made it more difficult to compete, and when I was playing against her, it was almost impossible to really concentrate. Andreeva will next face compatriot Alexandrova for a ticket to the Women's Singles quarterfinals.