Mirra Andreeva vs Maja Chwalinska Tips, Prediction & Live Stream - Andreeva to secure maiden Grand Slam title

After a tough period, Andreeva is well and truly back. The teenage sensation, still just 19 years of age, has compiled a 22-3 record on clay this season and has surged into her maiden major final for the loss of just one set. After picking up two WTA 1000 titles in Indian Wells and Dubai last year, Andreeva is now looking to make that next step and land a first piece of Grand Slam silverware - and she's the deserved favourite against an opponent even a lot of die-hard tennis fans wouldn't have heard of two weeks ago.

Chwalinska's run is absolutely incredible. Simply historic, with the World No. 114 emulating Emma Raducanu's run to the 2021 US Open final as the only two players in the Open Era to reach a Grand Slam title match from qualifying. Indeed, Chwalinska's tournament began almost three weeks ago and she's rode a tidal wave of momentum all the way to the final, winning nine matches and dropping four bagel sets along the way. Before this tournament, Chwalinska had only registered three-tour level victories in her entire career - now she's taken three top 30 scalps, but this will be her ever meeting with a top 10 opponent.

It's a brilliant contrast in styles. Andreeva has the firepower and champions mentality, while Chwalinska's tennis IQ is off the charts, with the Pole making up for a lack of power with astute court craft, tremendous shot variety and outstanding anticipation.

In a tournament full of surprises, Chwalinska completing the fairytale and going all the way wouldn't be such a big shock - and priced around $4.00 with top Australian bookmakers, I was tempted. But I just can't go against Andreeva in this sort of form - she absolutely pummelled an on-fire Marta Kostyuk in the semi-finals and hasn't lost more than three games in 12 of the 13 sets she's played this tournament.

I think Andreeva in this form can handle the different spins and variety Chwalinska throws at her. Also a decent chance the Pole finally freezes on the biggest stage too. I'm backing Under 20.5 total games, with Andreeva covering a -5.5 handicap - a 6-3 6-3 win or better would suffice. Also have to run back the Chwalinska Under 0.5 aces prop, which just keeps landing.

Andreeva has been in destructive form all tournament, dropping just the one set and barely losing games in most matches. The 19-year-old has been in strong form all clay swing, picking up the title in Linz and reaching the final in Madrid.

As you can see, dropping the first set against Marina Bassols Ribera in the second round has been the only blip for Andreeva all tournament.

She crushed an in-form Sorana Cirstea for the loss of just three games in the quarter-finals before snapping the 17-match winning streak of Marta Kostyuk in the semi-finals, losing only four games.

Chwalinska's run is probably the most extraordinary in Open Era history. While Raducanu obviously went all the way at the 2021 US Open, the Brit was an emerging talent and made the fourth round of Wimbledon that year. Chwalinska meanwhile had won just three tour-level matches in her career before this tournament, with the 24-year-old also taking an extended break from the sport to deal with mental health problems.

The Pole has been on fire over the last three weeks, delivering four bagel sets on her way to a historic final.

Chwalinska has defeated three top 30 players, along with Olympic champion Qinwen Zheng and former World No. 3 and major semi-finalist Maria Sakkari.

Even more impressively, Chwalinska has lost just one set all tournament. After grinding Anna Kalinskaya into submission, Chwalinska repeated that effort against another Russian opponent in Diana Shnaider, winning the first set in a tiebreak before keeping her composure in the second to close out the match.

Currently ranked No. 114 in the world, Chwalinska is on the verge of a top 20 debut when the new rankings get released on Monday. Incredibly, if she doesn't receive a wildcard, Chwalinska will have to play qualifying again at Wimbledon.

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