PARIS: The game is sharp-two-handed backhand, a whiplash forehand, a strong first serve and fair variation on the second -but it is the attitude that sets Mirra Andreeva apart.
She's 16 and gifted, the flounces of her layered tennis skirts parks serious star power. On what was a warm morning in Roland Garros, Andreeva, the younger of the tennis-playing sisters from Krasnoyarsk, a city in Siberia, put the sun to shade.
