Chwalinska vs Andreeva Prediction 6 June 2026

Maja Chwalińska is enjoying a remarkable run of form, having claimed nine wins in her last ten matches. All of these victories have come at Roland Garros, where the Pole began her campaign in the qualifiers. Prior to her Paris exploits, Chwalińska reached the quarterfinals at the indoor WTA 250 in Cluj-Napoca and captured the clay-court WTA 125 title in Oeiras. Notably, en route to the Roland Garros final, she dropped only one set, though she was pushed to tiebreaks in the opening sets of her last two matches against Schneider and Kalinskaya.

Chwalińska has surpassed the 9.5-game mark in 17 of her last 18 matches-a testament to her consistency during her winning streaks in both Oeiras and Paris. She has won an impressive 95% of her sets, largely thanks to her outstanding return game. Chwalińska converts 63% of her break-point opportunities, making her the most effective returner in the main draw of this year’s Major-she has converted 30 of 46 break chances. However, her serve remains a relative weakness, as she holds serve just 51% of the time. Still, that hasn’t prevented her from maintaining a positive overall games-won percentage (66%).

Mirra Andreeva heads into the final boasting a similar run of form over her last ten matches-she has claimed victory in nine of them. In fact, during this clay-court stretch of the season, Andreeva has suffered just three defeats. What’s equally impressive is that the Russian has not exited a single clay event before the quarterfinal stage this year, despite competing exclusively at WTA 500 tournaments and above. She also hasn’t left empty-handed, having captured the title at the Linz 500 event.

Much like Chwalinska, Andreeva has dropped only one set at this Major-and that came back in the second round against Marina Bassols Ribera, ranked outside the top 100 (3-6, 6-1, 6-1). However, as the level of opposition increased-three out of her last four opponents were top-30 players-Andreeva conceded no more than five games in any match, even ending Marta Kostyuk’s remarkable 16-match winning streak. The Russian’s stats are equally striking: she wins an average of 67% of games per match and converts over half of her break points. While her return numbers trail slightly behind those of Maja Chwalinska, Andreeva still ranks among the top four players on tour in this category for the entire 2026 campaign.