The 2025 WTA season has come to an end with two major tournaments in the Middle East, and the much-watched women's singles final in Dubai, the 17-year-old Russian Andreeva defeated Towsen 7-6 6-1 to win the trophy for the first time in her career at the WTA1000 level.

Born in 2007, Andreeva also became the youngest 1000 women's singles champion since the WTA reformed format in 2009, and after winning a big point, she has also risen in the world rankings and will officially break into the top 10 next week.

Looking at Andreeva's road to winning the championship, it can be said that it is full of gold. She defeated Avagnesyan, Vondrousova and Stearns, and after losing straight sets to second seed Swiatek in the quarter-finals, she defeated sixth seed Rybakina to finally win against Towson.

"It feels really good. I've always dreamed of going to the press conference with the trophy, and now it's finally happening. But I know the champions drink champagne, but I'm only 17 years old. ”

Andreeva's original goal was to finish in the top 10 of the WTA by the end of the season, but now she has achieved this goal in February, "and it will take longer to continue to move up the rankings...... I think it's still difficult to get to the top 5, but that's the goal I want to set for myself. ”

It is worth mentioning that the men's singles title of the ATP 500 Doha tournament also went to Russia this week, with Rublev beating British's Draper in three sets in the men's singles final.

Every year, the Middle East doubles are a must-play for some of the best players. In addition to the considerable event points, the high event prize money is also an important reason. Andreeva, for example, earned 1,000 points and $597,000 in prize money for her victory.

However, this year, for Zheng Qinwen, the Chinese golden flower, the form and performance of the first month of the season were not satisfactory. After beating Todoni in the first round, she was knocked out in the second round by German veteran Sigmund after a warm-up at the Australian Open.

Moving to Doha, she was seeded seventh and lost 4-6 2-6 to Tunisia's Jabeur in her first match. Coming to Dubai this week, Zheng Qinwen was reversed by American player Stearns in three sets.

So far, Zheng Qinwen has only won one of the three tournaments he has participated in, and his state and feel have made many fans quite anxious, and there are many harsh comments.

Zheng Qinwen also expressed his opinion on this, "No one can guarantee that 365 days will be their best, it is normal to be scolded with ups and downs, since I have come to this position, I am ready to accept all kinds of voices." ”

"How to make sure that these voices don't affect me, that's what I'm going to do." It is expected that Zheng Qinwen can adjust his condition in the next events and stop this wave of small consecutive defeats.(Source: Tennis House Author: Barbie)