Sabalenka powers to maiden Miami Open title
Finally, I was able to play my best tennis in the final, and I'm just super happy with the result and with the performance
Relive Rios’ Sunshine Double run that helped him join ATP No. 1 club
Marcelo Rios began the 1998 season ranked No. 10 in the PIF ATP Rankings, but in just three months, he surged to the top, claiming World No. 1 honours on March 30.
Kid against the G.O.A.T. in Miami Open final
Mensik, 19, is one of the youngest players to make it into a Masters 1000 final.
Top-seeded tandem roll to title
If the doubles final was a test, the top-seeded duo of Marcelo Arevalo and Mate Pavic wouldn’t have needed an eraser, as they rolled to a near flawless 7-6 (3), 6-3 victory
Djokovic, 37, shoots for 100th title against Czech teen
The 37-year-old Serb continues to age like a fine wine and needed just 71minutes to dispatch his Bulgarian pal, 6-2, 6-3 to reach his eighth final in Miami and 142nd ATP tour-level final.
American Pegula hopes to win hometown tourney
I’m really proud I could put myself up there with one of the best hard-court players in the world and make another final of a 1000 is huge
Pegula ends Filipino teen’s dream run to give American a shot at Miami Open title
“Making another 1000 is huge so I’m just super excited at where I put myself here,’’ said Pegula, who had made two previous semifinals in Miami only to lose to 2022 champion Iga Swiatek and Elena Rybakina in 2023.
Djokovic to play Dimitrov in one semi; Mensik draws American Fritz
Three months ago, Jakub Mensik defeated Arthur Fils in the Next Gen ATP Finals round-robin tournament with a 3-of-5 short-set to four games format that featured projected stars of the future.
Dizzy Dimitrov beats heat and Cerundolo to reach semis; Djokovic match postponed
Although after Grigor Dimitrov gutted out a 7-6 (6), 4-6, 7-6 (3) victory in 2:48 over Argentine Francisco Cerundolo in humid conditions at Hard Rock Stadium, he could’ve used a wheelchair.
Eala continues to make history for Philippines; American Pegula into semis
Before coming to Miami on a wild card, 19-year-old Filipino Alexandra Eala was ranked 140th and had won two WTA level matches without ever getting into a Grand Slam tournament.
