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Zheng vs Andreeva live: Beijing 2026, Final

Qinwen Zheng vs Mirra Andreeva live blog – Beijing 2026, Final. Every break, every set and the analysis as it happens.

Final score

Final score: Qinwen Zheng defeats Mirra Andreeva 7-4, 6-4. Zheng wins the title in Beijing. Match duration: 1 hour 43 minutes. The stats: Aces Zheng 4, Andreeva 7; Double faults Zheng 2, Andreeva 0; Break points converted Zheng 4/8, Andreeva 2/6; Points won Zheng 54% (72/133), Andreeva 46% (61/133).

Live blog

  1. Analysis

    The serve statistics tell the story of this final better than any match report: Zheng landed just 38 percent of her first serves, but won 73 percent of those points – a brutally efficient figure. Andreeva served cleaner (71 percent first serves), but couldn't capitalize on the pressure moments, converting just 2 of 6 break chances. In the end, it wasn't consistency that decided it, but who grabbed the crucial points.

  2. Score

    Title for Qinwen Zheng! Qinwen Zheng defeats Mirra Andreeva 7-5, 6-4 and wins Beijing 2026 (Women's Final).

  3. Analysis

    Set two goes to Qinwen Zheng, and once again it's the second serve that makes the difference: Zheng is converting her break chances at 4 of 8 now, while Andreeva is stuck at 2 of 6. Add to that the weakness on the second serve – Andreeva wins just 45 percent of those points, while Zheng takes 64 percent. Two sets, two breaks squandered – that's the difference that leaves Andreeva down two sets now.

  4. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7-5, 5-4 · Double fault Zheng – her 2nd of the match.

  5. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7-5, 5-4 · Break Zheng! The 4th break point converts after 5 deuces – Qinwen Zheng breaks Andreeva's serve.

  6. Score

    Score update: 4-4 in the second set. Sets 1-0 for Zheng.

  7. Score

    Current score: Mirra Andreeva leads 4:3 in the second set. Sets 1:0 for Zheng.

  8. Score

    Current score: Mirra Andreeva leads 3-2 in the second set. Sets 1-0 for Zheng.

  9. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7-5, 1-2 · Hold under pressure. Mirra Andreeva saves a break point and takes the game to deuce.

  10. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7-5, 1-1 · Double fault Zheng – her first of the match.

  11. Analysis

    The first set ultimately tipped in the end because Andreeva left her break chances on the table: she converted only 2 of 6 opportunities, while Qinwen Zheng converted a near-perfect 3 of 3. Particularly bitter for Andreeva: 0 of 3 break points saved on her own serve – when Zheng struck, it was deadly.

  12. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7:5, 1:1 · Break Andreeva! Right on the first break point – Mirra Andreeva breaks Zheng's serve.

  13. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7-5, 1-0 · Break Zheng! The very first break point converts – Qinwen Zheng breaks Andreeva's serve.

  14. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 7-5 · Held serve under pressure. Qinwen Zheng fends off a break point.

  15. Score

    Set 1 to Qinwen Zheng: 7-5. Qinwen Zheng leads 1-0 in sets.

  16. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 6-5 · Break Zheng! The very first break point converts – Qinwen Zheng breaks Andreeva's serve.

  17. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 5:5 · Hold under pressure. Qinwen Zheng saves 3 break points and takes the game to deuce.

  18. Score

    Score update: Mirra Andreeva leads 5-4 in the first set. It's getting tight.

  19. Score

    Score update: Mirra Andreeva leads 4-3 in the first set.

  20. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 2:3 · Hold of serve. Mirra Andreeva needs to level, and she does.

  21. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 1:2 · Break Zheng! The very first break point converts – Qinwen Zheng breaks Andreeva's serve.

  22. News

    Andreeva's second serve is making the difference early on: she's winning 75 percent of points when her first serve doesn't land – Zheng hasn't landed a single one so far. On top of that, Andreeva is connecting with her first serve far more often, 64 to 40 percent. Zheng needs to deliver under pressure in the match, and that's exactly where Andreeva is pulling ahead so far.

  23. Score

    Zheng – Andreeva 0:2 · Break Andreeva! The very first break point converts – Mirra Andreeva breaks Zheng's serve.

  24. Score

    We're off. Women's final: Qinwen Zheng – Mirra Andreeva.

  25. Analysis

    Preview. Women's final in Beijing: Qinwen Zheng (CHN, No. 54 in the world rankings) faces Mirra Andreeva (No. 5 in the world rankings). The match is scheduled for 13:35 CEST — the ticker will start with the first rally. The road here: Zheng has won the Round of 16 against Alina Charaeva 6-4, 2-6, 6-4; quarterfinal against Elina Svitolina 6-3, 7-6; semifinal against Elise Mertens 7-5, 6-2. Andreeva has won the Round of 16 against Daria Snigur 6-2, 6-2; quarterfinal against Ekaterina Alexandrova 7-6, 7-6; semifinal against Nikola Bartunkova 6-2, 6-2.

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