The ATP and WTA prize money for the 2024 Miami Open has been revealed. The tournament, scheduled to take place from March 17 to 30 sees the amount increase again after it decreased last season.

The last part of Nick Kyrgios' career is turning into a real nightmare. The Australian ace – who has practically missed the last two seasons due to injury – has tried to return to play at the highest level at the beginning of 2025,

The Miami Opens prepares for its 40th year with an all-star lineup and stellar activations. <br />Danielle Collins at the 2024 Miami Open PHOTO COURTESY OF MIAMI OPEN PRESENTED BY

As the Miami Open matches kick off, we look at these tennis stars and what they bring to the game. BEN SHELTON PHOTO BY CORINNE DUBREUIL, COURTESY OF ATP TOUR The 22-year-old Ben Shelton (@benshelton) is making waves within the world of tennis.

The revered Champagne House is thrilled to return to the Miami Open, presented by Itaú, as part of their exclusive three-year alliance. March 7,

Djokovic withdrew from last year’s Miami Open on the eve of the tournament, one week after being stunned by 123rd-ranked Luca Nardi in the third round of the BNP Paribas Open in Indian Wells, California. This year, he is expected to have a familiar face at his practices and in his box, as he recently hired Murray to join his coaching staff.

Former Miami Open champions Petra Kvitova and Sloane Stephens have received wild cards for this year's tournament, alongside rising teenagers Victoria Mboko, Sayaka Ishii and Tyra Caterina Grant.

In the past few hours, the Miami Open has officially released the entry list for the 2025 edition. The second Masters 1000 of the season – which has moved to the Hard Rock Stadium since 2019 (when Roger Federer won by defeating John Isner in the final) – will feature the best players in the world with the exception of Jannik Sinner.

Miami Open is an annual tennis tournament that is part of the ATP and WTA 1000 series. The 40th edition of the title will be played from March 16, 2025, to March 30, 2025, in Miami Gardens ...

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Joining Eala in the wildcard entries of the 128-player field are former Grand Slam champions Petra Kvitova (Czech Republic) and Sloane Stephens (USA), Victoria Mboko (Canada), Sayaka Ishii (Japan), Tyra Caterina Grant (USA) and Ajla Tomljanovic (Australia).

Well, an American audience is about to find out as the Premier Padel tour makes its debut in the U.S. this month with a tournament in Miami. And it's not just an exhibition featuring retired tennis players as has been the case with pickleball.