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Mirra Andreeva vs. Bianca Andreescu Prediction and Betting Odds for WTA National Bank Open 2025 Second Round

Andreeva opens against Andreescu in a high-stakes Toronto clash between rising firepower and hometown flair.

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Fourth seed Mirra Andreeva begins her 2025 National Bank Open campaign with a second-round clash against Canadian wild card Bianca Andreescu. The Russian teen received a first-round bye, while Andreescu powered past Barbora Krejcikova in straight sets.

Top 5 debut 📈

Mirra Andreeva breaks into the WTA Top 5 for the first time, with a career high ranking of No. 5 in the PIF WTA Rankings.#PIFWTARankings pic.twitter.com/ZHdNs5y4v3
— wta (@WTA) July 14, 2025

Andreeva has been on a tear this season. The 18-year-old kicked off the year with a semifinal in Brisbane, followed by a fourth-round run in Melbourne. She went on to win back-to-back titles in Dubai and Indian Wells, stunning Clara Tauson and Aryna Sabalenka, respectively. Since then, she’s made quarterfinals in Madrid, Rome, Roland Garros, Bad Homburg, and Wimbledon. In the latter, she fell to Belinda Bencic in straight sets. In 47 matches this year, Andreeva has fired 155 aces, winning 68.9% of first-serve points and 45.5% of return points, and converting 51.6% of break points.

A powerful game securing your 2nd consecutive WTA 1000 title. Congratulations Mirra Andreeva on your win at the @BNPPARIBASOPEN in Indian Wells. Owning the court under the Californian skies. #RolexFamily #TennisParadise pic.twitter.com/cn1kOhPVeP
— ROLEX (@ROLEX) March 16, 2025

Andreescu, after missing the first three months due to illness, injuries, and surgery, has slowly found her rhythm. She claimed a doubles title in Catalonia, reached the fourth round in Rome (beating Elena Rybakina), and made the quarters at Libema. Across 11 matches, she’s hit 30 aces, winning 64.5% of first-serve points and 41.9% on returns, and converting 50% of break points.

Wow.

Barbora Krejcikova misses two shots and Bianca Andreescu wins 6-3, 6-4 to reach the 2nd round in Montreal WTA 1000, surviving the battle of Slam champs.

The 2019 Canada Open champ will return in two days to face Mirra Andreeva… if she can recover from that injury. pic.twitter.com/DmcpCG4tvm
— José Morgado (@josemorgado) July 28, 2025

Mirra Andreeva vs. Bianca Andreescu Head-to-Head Record

Mirra Andreeva and Bianca Andreescu do not have a head-to-head yet.

Mirra Andreeva vs. Bianca Andreescu Comparison

Mirra Andreeva	Category	Bianca Andreescu
5	Current Ranking	187
145-45	Career W-L	208-109
36-11	YTD W-L	8-8
3	Career Titles	3
0	Grand Slams	1
2	YTD Titles	0

Mirra Andreeva vs. Bianca Andreescu Prediction

Andreeva enters with red-hot form and confidence, while Andreescu still seeks consistency in her comeback. The hometown crowd may lift Bianca, but Andreeva’s relentless baseline game and recent results give her the clear edge.

18 year-old SENSATION Mirra Andreeva is through in straight sets against Lucia Bronzetti 🙌

34 WTA wins by July is INSANE for a teenager 🤯 pic.twitter.com/wtNB9dWLdR
— TNT Sports (@tntsports) July 3, 2025

Prediction: Mirra Andreeva in straight sets

Mirra Andreeva vs. Bianca Andreescu WTA National Bank Open 2025 Betting Odds

Bookmakers have Andreeva as the heavy 2/13 favorite, reflecting her breakout season. Andreescu, at 23/5, carries upset potential but will need a peak performance in front of her home crowd.

Here are the betting odds according to BetMGM:

Mirra Andreeva: 2/13

Bianca Andreescu: 23/5

Here are the odds for total games as well as total sets for both players (sourced via BetMGM):

Total Games Over 18.5: 8/11

Total Games Under 18.5: 21/20

Gauff to win: Set 1 – 2/9

Collins to win: Set 1 – 16/5

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