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SUMMARY:Miami Open 2027
DESCRIPTION:The 2027 Miami Open presented by Itaú is held from Wednesday 17 March to Sunday 4 April 2027 at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens\, Florida. The combined ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 hard-court tournament is one of the most prestigious events on the professional tennis calendar outside the four Grand Slams. \nWhat is the Miami Open?\nThe Miami Open is a professional tennis tournament that forms the second leg of the Sunshine Double\, played back-to-back with Indian Wells. It is one of nine ATP Masters 1000 events on the men’s tour and one of ten WTA 1000 events on the women’s tour\, ranking it among the most important tournaments outside the Grand Slams. Both singles draws field 96 players\, with the top 32 seeds receiving a first-round bye\, and the doubles draw runs alongside. \nThe tournament awards 1\,000 ranking points to the singles winners\, plus prize money exceeding $9 million in each draw. Matches are played over the best of three sets\, with the men’s and women’s finals typically scheduled on the final weekend. The Miami Open carries particular significance as the springboard into the European clay-court swing. \nWhen is the Miami Open 2027?\nThe 2027 Miami Open runs from Wednesday 17 March to Sunday 4 April 2027. The opening days feature qualifying and main-draw early rounds. The semi-finals are played on the final Thursday and Friday\, with the women’s final on Saturday 3 April and the men’s final on Sunday 4 April. Day and night sessions run on most days during the second week. \nWhere is the Miami Open?\nThe Miami Open is staged at Hard Rock Stadium\, the home of the Miami Dolphins\, in Miami Gardens\, Florida. Tennis facilities including the main Stadium Court and a Grandstand are constructed in and around the football stadium each year. The Stadium Court holds approximately 13\,800 spectators. The tournament moved to Hard Rock Stadium from Crandon Park in 2019. Miami Gardens is approximately 25 minutes north of Miami International Airport. \nKey Contenders\nThe Miami Open consistently attracts the world’s top-ranked players in both the ATP and WTA fields. Recent men’s champions include Jannik Sinner\, Carlos Alcaraz and Daniil Medvedev. The tournament’s hard-court conditions favour players with strong baseline games and the ability to handle the heat and humidity that frequently affect play in late March and early April. \nOn the women’s side\, Aryna Sabalenka\, Iga Swiatek\, Coco Gauff and Madison Keys have featured in recent finals. The defending men’s and women’s champions from the 2026 tournament will return to defend their titles in 2027. Wildcards are typically awarded to leading American players and rising teenagers. \nHow to Watch\nIn the United States\, the Tennis Channel holds the primary broadcast rights with extensive live coverage throughout the tournament\, supplemented by ESPN for selected matches. In the United Kingdom\, Sky Sports holds the broadcast rights and streams matches via the Sky Sports Tennis channel. In Australia\, Stan Sport and 9Now share coverage. International viewers can subscribe to the Tennis Channel International or the Tennis TV streaming service operated by the ATP for ATP matches\, and the WTA TV service for WTA coverage. \nHistory and Records\nThe Miami Open was founded in 1985 by Butch Buchholz and originally took place at the Laver International Tennis Resort in Delray Beach. It moved to Boca West\, then to Key Biscayne in 1987\, where it remained until 2018. The tournament moved to Hard Rock Stadium in 2019. Andre Agassi holds the record for most men’s singles titles with six. Steffi Graf and Serena Williams each won the women’s title eight times\, with Serena holding the outright record. \nThe Miami Open has historically been considered the unofficial fifth Grand Slam due to its size and prize money\, although it now ranks alongside Indian Wells\, Madrid\, Rome and the other Masters 1000 events. \nTickets and Attendance\nTickets are sold via miamiopen.com and Ticketmaster. Day session and night session tickets are available\, with options ranging from grounds passes to reserved seating in the Stadium and Grandstand courts. The tournament regularly attracts more than 350\,000 spectators across the two-week event. Hospitality packages and corporate boxes are available through the official tournament website. \nFrequently Asked Questions\nWhen does the Miami Open 2027 start?\nWednesday 17 March 2027\, with the men’s and women’s finals on Saturday 3 April and Sunday 4 April. \nWhere is the Miami Open being held?\nHard Rock Stadium\, Miami Gardens\, Florida\, United States. \nHow can I watch the Miami Open?\nTennis Channel and ESPN in the United States\, Sky Sports in the UK\, Stan Sport and 9Now in Australia\, Tennis TV and WTA TV for international streaming. \nWho won the last Miami Open?\nDefending champions from the 2026 tournament will return to defend their titles. Recent winners include Jannik Sinner and Aryna Sabalenka.
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