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    Stadium court pavilion rendering

    The Miami Open presented by Itaú announced a premium upgrade to Stadium Court. For the 2027 tournament, the court inside Hard Rock Stadium will offer two incredible corner seating options for fans seeking to catch world-class tennis in action, marking the first major change to Stadium Court since the Masters 1000 first took place in Miami Gardens in 2019. Named “The Pavilions,” the new structures cater to the tournament’s growing demand, offering fans a more immersive viewing experience by bringing them closer to the court.

    Stadium court pavilion rendering
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  • Home Court Advantage: The Next Chapter in US Open Heritage
  • The Miami Open and the Never-Ending Quest For World No. 1
  • The Road to the U.S. Open Runs Through Canada and Cincinnati
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  • Serena Returns as Wimbledon’s Main Draw Begins
  • French Open Descends Into Chaos as Djokovic, Sinner Fall
  • Clay Season Shake-Up: Sinner Surges, Rising Stars Break Through, and Injuries Reshape the Road to Paris
  • Sinner wins his second Miami Open and joins the Sunshine Double club