MusaTennis phenom Mirra Andreeva isn’t just stacking up wins on the court—she’s stacking Lego bricks off it. The 17-year-old rising star recently revealed her quirky, and dare we say pricey, post-match ritual: treating herself to extravagant Lego sets. Yes, while some athletes go for designer bags or lavish dinners, Andreeva hits the toy aisle like a kid in a candy store—with a credit card.
In a recent social media post that’s got fans smiling and scratching their heads, Andreeva proudly showed off her latest Lego haul, complete with the caption: “Wins = Bricks. These things aren’t cheap!” It turns out, building miniature replicas of Hogwarts, the Eiffel Tower, or a Millennium Falcon is her version of unwinding after torching her opponents on clay and hardcourt.
Let’s be honest—this is elite-level wholesomeness. We’re talking about a teenage prodigy with a wicked backhand and a soft spot for Swedish-designed plastic pieces. Who knew Lego therapy could become the new secret weapon on the WTA Tour?
Social media, naturally, had a field day. Fans dubbed her the “Brick Queen,” while one commenter joked, “Forget prize money—she’s investing in architecture.” Another added, “The real flex isn’t winning—it’s affording the Lego Titanic!”
While some athletes celebrate with champagne and confetti, Andreeva’s approach is refreshingly nerdy and entirely charming. It also raises a serious question: when’s the crossover collab between Lego and the WTA happening?
Until then, we’ll be watching to see which set she builds next—because nothing says “I crushed it in straight sets” like 9,000 pieces of interlocking plastic and a very satisfied tennis teen. Keep stacking those wins and the bricks, Mirra. The court—and the toy shelf—is yours.
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