Mirra Andreeva becomes the youngest women’s singles champion at Roland Garros in 34 years after winning the final. Reports describe her victory as decisive, with a 6–3, 6–2 win over a Polish qualifier. In the match, Andreeva reaches critical moments while trying to close out the contest, including a sequence on triple match point where she converts with a backhand winner. One account also notes that during the closing moments she drops to her knees on the court after securing the decisive point. Coverage emphasizes the historical significance of the win, highlighting that Andreeva, at age 19, takes the record for youngest champion since the last time that benchmark was reached. Across the accounts provided, the core details are consistent: Andreeva wins the Roland Garros women’s title, does so in straight sets against a Polish qualifier, and makes history as the youngest champion in 34 years.