Mira Andreva swept Emiliana Arango and won her first victory at Rome

In the second round of the women's singles in the 2025 Italian Open (Roman Station), Mira Andreva defeated Colombian player Emiliana Arango 6-2, 6-4, and won her first victory in the Rome main match and successfully advanced to the third round, facing Czech star Linda Noskova.

This is the 18-year-old Andreva's 18th victory in the WTA 1000 this season, and she has become the second youngest player in history to achieve this in a single season, second only to legendary Martina Hingis.

Highlights of the game:

• Duration: 1 hour 29 minutes

• Break performance: Andreva's 10 breaks opportunity 6 times, Arango's 9 cashed 3 times

• Key weapons: Andreva's tie strike counterattack was full of suppression, and he took the initiative many times

• Data advantages:

• First-time scoring rate: Andreva 56%, Arango 48%

• Second-time scoring rate: Andreva 53%, Arango only 31%

• Stronger suppression force in the extension link, and the second-time scoring rate reached 69%

Although he was broken twice by Arango in the second set, Andreva quickly adjusted the rhythm to complete the counterattack, and finally won steadily. She will face Noskova in good form in the third round, who defeated British player Sonay Kartal 6-4, 6-4 to advance.

Short review of other results on the same day:

• Zheng Qinwen defeated Dannilovic 6-1, 6-4, and returned to the winning track;

• Magdalena Frech eliminated veteran Azarenka 7-5, 6-4;

• Clara Towson easily advanced, and his opponent Katy Vorinez withdrew due to injury;

• Radukanu led Gil Tehiman in the first set;

• Anisimova is fighting hard against Kudmetova, and the game is still in progress.