Iga Swiatek vs Mirra Andreeva Prediction 2/20/25 Dubai Tennis Picks

In the victory, Swiatek tallied nine winners to 18 unforced errors. Swiatek landed 72% of first serves in play.

She won 72% of first serve points (26/36) and 50% of second serve points (7/14).

Swiatek saved one of three break points on her serve. The second seed won 59% of return points (34/58) and converted six of 12 break points in the match.

Swiatek is on course to reach her third straight semifinal in Dubai.

Mirra Andreeva Preview

Mirra Andreeva accounted for a straight sets win against Peyton Stearns thereby reaching her first quarterfinal in Dubai.

Andreeva won 6-1, 6-1 in an hour and 13 minutes. In the victory, She hammered 24 winners and 28 unforced errors. That included six aces and seven double faults.

Andreeva landed 58% of first serves in play. She won 79% of first serve points (23/29) and 38% of second serve points (8/21).

The young Russian saved one of two break points on her serve.

Andreeva won 59% of return points (33/56) and broke Stearns six times in the match. 

Andreeva can achieve a new career-high ranking after this tournament and is projected to make the top 10 if she continues to go deeper in the draw.

Iga Swiatek vs Mirra Andreeva Head-To-Head

• Swiatek and Andreeva have met once on the WTA Tour.

• Swiatek defeated Andreeva in three sets at the 2024 Cincinnati Open.

Iga Swiatek vs Mirra Andreeva Prediction

Swiatek is in the midst of those jaw-dropping runs in tournaments where she inflicts a 6-0 to almost every opponent she plays. Let's lay down the facts. Swiatek's level of consistency and mental toughness are attributes that very few players on tour can match and I always reiterate that her tennis IQ is incomparable considering just how decisive and effective she is in making split-second decisions on the court.

I'm running out of superlatives to describe Andreeva's meteoric rise. She's the most talented teenager of her generation and that top 10 debut could be on the cards if she can pull off the upset here. But I just don't see it happening. Andreeva will need to play out of her skin. She'll need a perfect offensive game to take down Swiatek. There are still gaps in her game, don't forget she's only 17 and nowhere near her peak years and she's been punching above her weight already. That said, I'm looking at another dominant Swiatek win. With some of her rivals falling, it is Iga's title to lose.