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From Siberia to French Open final, Andreeva living 'dream'

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By Peter Berlin Verified
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Mirra Andreeva has already come a long way from the heart of Siberia, but on Saturday she can, at 19, fulfil her "dream" when she faces Maja Chwalinska in the French Open women's final. She started playing tennis with her older sister Erika, also now a professional player, in Krasnoyarsk, some 4,000 kilometres east of Moscow. "I never actually thought that I would be able to win big tournaments or be in Grand Slam finals," she said after her semi-final win over Marta Kostyuk at Roland Garros.
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For Roland Garros youth, quarter-final moment of truth

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By Peter Berlin Verified
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The young kings of tennis have been deposed and as the French Open reaches its quarter-finals on Tuesday, the sport's even younger princes will be strutting on the clay. Between them 24-year-old Jannik Sinner, and 23-year-old Carlos Alcaraz have won the last nine majors. But the Spaniard is injured and Sinner could not stand the Paris heat and lost in the second round. In their place are three striplings playing a first Grand Slam quarter-final.
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French Open happy with Sabalenka-Osaka in top slot, but men still have edge

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By Peter Berlin Verified
| Yahoo Sport UK Verified
As the French Open breaks a recent tradition by scheduling a women's match for the prime-time evening slot Monday, tournament director Amelie Mauresmo suggested five-set men's matches were always more likely to take the marquee slot. World number one Aryna Sabalenka will face fellow four-time Grand Slam champion Naomi Osaka in the first women's Roland Garros night-session match since Sabalenka played Sloane Stephens in the last 16 on June 4, 2023 - a run of 32 consecutive marquee matches.
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