Frech Andreeva - Australian Open 2025

Australian Open 2025 - 3rd round

Finished - 01:56

Frech, Magdalena [23] WTA 59

Andreeva, Mirra [14] WTA 9

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Magdalena Frech

Mirra Andreeva

Age

171cm

Height

175cm

58kg

Weight

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-34

Past 6 months

-2

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