Overview
- Andreeva exited Indian Wells in the Round of 32 to Katerina Siniakova and was heard shouting an expletive as she left the court, with reports also noting racket-smashing during the match.
- In her post-match comments, Andreeva said she was not proud of her behavior and clarified the profanity was an expression of anger at herself rather than the crowd.
- Clijsters, speaking on the show Love All, urged perspective on Andreeva’s age and development, praising emotional honesty while noting it can hinder performance.
- Clijsters highlighted ongoing work on the mental side with coach Conchita Martínez and encouraged Andreeva to stay present during matches.
- Hours after the loss, Andreeva partnered with Victoria Mboko to win in doubles and is set to resume singles competition at the Miami Open.