Mirra Andreeva vs Lois Boisson: Prediction for the Match on June 04, 2025
Tennis fans, take note. A breathtaking quarterfinal awaits on June 4, 2025, at 13:10, when No. 6 Mirra Andreeva clashes against Lois Boisson (No. 361) at the French Open. This red clay clash pits a No. 6 Andreeva on the rise against a No. 361 Boisson on a fairytale run, with a semifinal berth at stake. The two have never met, but Boisson's triumph over World No. 3 Jessica Pegula had the crowd jubilant. Bookmakers rank the odds overwhelmingly with Andreeva at 1.131 to Boisson's 7.07 (BetMGM). An ice-cold Andreeva has yet to drop a set, while Boisson has every bit of home support backing her spirit. Will the Russian prodigy stomp on the French girl all over, or will the wildcard pull the rabbit out one more time? Let's look at the odds.
Claim Welcome Bonus🇷🇺 Mirra Andreeva: form and statistics
Mirra Andreeva is the teenage phenomenon ripping through Roland Garros and establishing herself as one of the brightest lights in tennis. The 18-year-old Russian has a 31-7 record in 2025 and is 11-3 on the clay courts, with two WTA 1000 titles in Dubai and Indian Wells under her belt (Tennis Tonic, June 3). She's inside her second straight French Open quarterfinals, something that has not been done since 1997-98 by Martina Hingis, after an impressive 6-3 7-5 victory over Daria Kasatkina on June 2, winning 57% of points in just 1 hour and 34 minutes (Sportskeeda, June 3). Her 2025 clay win percentage stands at 73, while her 4-year career clay record is an even more impressive 68-16, showing how well-adapted she is and how much confidence she is gaining. Against the wall with her aggressive baseline game and mental tenacity, she has been identified with some previous teenage sensations; and her ability to handle pressure was clear in her straight-set domination so far.
Posts on X have been buzzing with the tag "future Slam champ," with fans praising her composure and witty barbs thrown at her opponent Kasatkina, whom she defeated despite putting aside their friendship (Reuters, June 2). However, an inspired wildcard like Boisson could really put her consistency to the test. Will this golden child keep her record of not losing a set alive and match the energy of the French crowd?
🇫🇷 Lois Boisson: form and statistics
The French wildcard, Lois Boisson is the wildcard living a dream at Roland Garros, capturing all attention with an unlikely run. The 22-year-old is No. 361 in the rankings, compiling a 20-7 record in 2025 and an unbelievable mark of 19-5 on the clay courts, with the climactic point being the WTA 125 title she grabbed at Saint-Malo 2024, her first big break (Times of India, June 3). It's her first Grand Slam quarterfinal after a gritty 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 upset win over Jessica Pegula on June 2, converting 73.3% of her break points spanning 2 hours and 42 minutes (Boston Globe, June 2). Boisson's journey on clay this year brings her record to 1-1 within the last 12 months before the French Open, and such an uptick in form punctuated by triumphs against the best confirms that she is peaking at the perfect moment. Trying to land huge strikes and just outlast opponents with grit, she's quickly gaining a reputation as a scrappy fighter, and with the crowd energy galvanizing her, this could very well be a difference-maker for her.
The social channels are abuzz with chants of "Loïs!" and her "fairytale run" (AFP on X), while some analysts have cited the lack of experience facing top-10 players as a potential downside to consider. Can the underdog keep the sparks flying against a rising star like Andreeva, or does the quarterfinal stage pressure catch up with her?
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Mirra Andreeva vs Lois Boisson Head-to-Head Statistics
There has never been an encounter between Andreeva and Boisson, setting this up as a fresh battle on clay, with Sportskeeda covering it on June 3. Statistically, Andreeva has the edge with 73% wins on clay, while Boisson's recent upset of Pegula demonstrated she can handle pressure and maximize support at home. On X, the "unknown factor" is heavily discussed, with fans considering Boisson's wildcard surge against Andreeva's more proven form. This first day of meeting could ignite a potential rivalry-will the younger Russian get the upper hand through experience, or will the French woman's fairytale have another chapter?
Mirra Andreeva vs Lois Boisson Betting Tips and Odds
- Andreeva's 11-3 clay record backs Andreeva to win at 1.131 odds.
- Boisson's win against Pegula supports over 5.5 games in the first set at 1.85 odds.
- Andreeva hasn't dropped a set, leaning toward under 2.5 sets for Boisson at 1.80 odds.
- Both players' styles suggest over 19.5 games at 1.989 odds.
- Boisson’s 73.3% break-point win rate backs over 3.5 breaks at 1.90 odds.
Mirra Andreeva vs Lois Boisson Match Prediction
The Day 4 time slot on June 4th at 13:10 is an electric one as Mirra Andreeva (1.131) and Lois Boisson (7.07) clash in a tense French Open quarterfinal. A few telling stats both players bring to the table: Andreeva is 11-3 on clay, including an easy 6-3, 7-5 win against Kasatkina; she's in control, up 57% on points, not having dropped a set. Meanwhile, Boisson fights hard since her clay record is 19-5, which also includes an upset judged by many to be underdog's victory: 3-6, 6-4, 6-4 over Pegula, converting 73.3% of break points. There is no head-to-head evidence, but surely it will be Andreeva's steadiness that may prove difficult to overcome; yet Boisson has the momentum and the crowd backing her, which could snag a set. So it's Andreeva out in front with Boisson putting up a big fight.
Below are the top picks for the match:
Prediction: Andreeva wins 2-1 @ 4.2 odds on Bet365
Bet Tip: Over 19.5 games @ 1.989 odds on Betway
Main Bet Tip: Over 18.5 games @ 1.7 odds on 1xbet
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