Qinwen Zheng vs Mirra Andreeva Prediction China Open - Beijing · Oct 11, 2026

Analysis

Both finalists arrive in Beijing playing well, but Mirra Andreeva has had the cleaner week: she beat Yue Yuan 2-1 and then swept Polina Kudermetova, Daria Snigur, Ekaterina Alexandrova and Nikola Bartunkova without dropping a set. Qinwen Zheng needed three sets against Marie Bouzkova and Alina Charaeva before raising her level sharply in the second half of the draw, dismissing Elina Svitolina and Elise Mertens 2-0 each; her meeting with Anna Kalinskaya on 3 October was level at one set apiece. On a quick indoor-style hard court Zheng's serve and first-strike power are her route to controlling rallies early, and she has the whole Beijing crowd behind her in a home final. Andreeva counters with elite movement, depth off both wings and the ability to absorb pace, which has repeatedly turned her matches into one-way traffic this week. With no head-to-head data supplied, this reads as a genuine coin-flip tilted marginally towards the player who has spent less time on court: Andreeva by the smallest of margins, in three sets.