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    Jakub Mensik of The Czech Republic during Trophy Ceremony after the Men’s Singles Final on stadium court during the Miami Open tennis tournament, Sunday, Mar. 30, 2025, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (Kelly Gavin/South Florida Stadium)

    Miami men’s draw stocked with blockbusters

    The Miami Open men’s main draw came out Monday evening, and it’s loaded with early-round blockbuster matches, including Taylor Fritz, the sixth-seed top-ranked American, who may have to navigate a treacherous path in the top half just to reach a potential quarterfinal clash with world No. 1 Carlos Alcaraz. Fritz, a Californian transplant living in Miami, served his way to a semifinal meeting here last year where, despite not dropping his serve, lost a tight, three-set skirmish to then unheralded 19-year-old Jakub Mensik of Czechia. Mensik then shocked six-time Miami Open champion Novak Djokovic in two tiebreakers to lift his first ATP title.

    Jakub Mensik of The Czech Republic during Trophy Ceremony after the Men’s Singles Final on stadium court during the Miami Open tennis tournament, Sunday, Mar. 30, 2025, in Miami Gardens, Fla. (Kelly Gavin/South Florida Stadium)

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  • Bencic Continues to Impress
  • In-Form Serena Dominates Niculescu
  • Wozniacki Struggles in Second Round
  • Friday Rainout Leads to Loaded Saturday Schedule
  • Defending Champion Djokovic Tested in Second Round
  • Sock and Isner Keep Hope Alive for American Men
  • Tsonga Victorious in Return
  • Qualifier Upsets Bouchard
  • Six Things You Didnt Know About Friday Winner Ivanovic