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    Jakub Mensik of The Czech Republic returns in the Men’s Singles Final at Hard Rock Stadium court during the Miami Open tennis tournament, Sunday, Mar. 30, 2025, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (AJ Shorter/South Florida Stadium)

    Confident Mensik ready to defend his Miami title

    A year ago, Jakub Mensik was virtually unknown in America. Two weeks and 111 aces later, the 6-foot-5 Czechian shocked the tennis world with a 7-6, 7-6 victory over his idol and six-time Miami Open champion Novak Djokovic to lift the beautiful Butch Buchholz trophy. He became the fourth man in history to notch his first title in the Miami Open and the second youngest Miami champion at age 19 behind Carlos Alcaraz, who won in 2022 when he was 18.

    Jakub Mensik of The Czech Republic returns in the Men’s Singles Final at Hard Rock Stadium court during the Miami Open tennis tournament, Sunday, Mar. 30, 2025, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (AJ Shorter/South Florida Stadium)

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  • Nishikori and Monfils to Compete in Quarter Finals, Kuznetsova on to Semi-Finals
  • Behind the Scenes at the Miami Open
  • Day 8: S. Williams and Murray Exit, Dimitrov and Kuznetsova Advance
  • Men’s Draw Loses Two Americans, Women’s Draw sees Kerber and Makarova Advance
  • Mirnyi and Huey Make the Most Popular Drink at The Miami Open
  • Food Truck Frenzy
  • Djokovic Strong, Frenchmen on the Move, and Gibbs Defeated by Muguruza.
  • Lucky Loser 101
  • Day Seven: Lucky Loser Zeballos Advances, Kerber’s Opponent Retires, and Thiem defends his Youthful Roar.