Before each day's play at the Miami Open, we'll break down three must-see matches.

Since hiring Martinez in 2024, Andreeva’s ranking jumped to a career high No. 6.

The world No. 1 is based in Miami but teased a second home in LA.

The world No. 1 is just 8-6 lifetime at the Miami Open.

Playing with a numb wrist and on "like five painkillers," the Aussie took down Mackenzie McDonald in the first round of the Miami Open.

After narrowly escaping a first round upset, Osaka takes on world No. 21, who edged out their previous meeting in a deciding set.

Brooksby is once again in a Masters 1000 field using a protected ranking, and the American has another manageable draw.

Kyrgios came from a set down to defeat American Mackenzie McDonald, saying later he was "pretty close to crying on court" after the win.

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The Canadian teenager shocked Camila Osorio for her first WTA victory.

Before each day's play at the Miami Open, we'll break down three must-see matches.

The world No. 3 says he was unaware there would be a class-action lawsuit filed by the PTPA in U.S. federal court—despite being quoted in the filing.

The fifth-seeded American will open on Friday against Elina Avanesyan.

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The former No. 17 is down to No. 80 after a brutal 2024 losing streak.

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Presented by BetMGM. Draper's going for the Double, Alcaraz is the favorite.

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The PTPA called the women's and men's tours, the ITF and the ITIA a "cartel, while the four major events—Wimbledon, US Open, French Open and Australian Open—were classed as "co-conspirators".

Having trailed Ukrainian qualifier Yuliia Starodubtseva by a set and a break, Osaka claimed her first win since the Australian Open third round.

Before each day's play at the Miami Open, we'll break down three must-see matches.

The group said it met with more than 250 players—women and men, and a majority of the top 20 in the WTA and ATP rankings—before going to court.

Our panel forecasts for the second half of the Sunshine Swing.

TikTok clues and comments from Coco Gauff and Frances Tiafoe suggest this relationship has been under our noses.

Plus: Carlos Alcaraz and Novak Djokovic face off against in-form Americans.

“Happy to have helped,” said the NBA icon on Instagram.

Coco Gauff heads to the Miami Open this week after celebrating her 21st birthday and going through a bit of a tough patch this season

It will mark the first time that Sinner plays Hamburg, during a week that top players often take off.

Iga Swiatek has offered a revealing look at her emotional state in recent months and discussed online criticism she received for nearly hitting a ball boy during a match last week

The world No. 2's response to the incident was part of a larger confessional that placed blame for increasingly tense on-court behavior.

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An acquaintance when he began researching his tennis volume, 'Hard Courts', John evolved into a friend and, often, sparring partner.

Plus: Sabalenka and Swiatek will try again to meet in a final, and the Americans look to regroup.

Partnering with the USTA Foundation, the Mackie McDonald College Fund supports student athletes from NJTLs, and who wish to continue their tennis journeys at the collegiate level.

Meanwhile, Jack Draper makes his Top 10 debut after winning the men’s title, jumping from No. 14 to No. 7.

The Brit’s stock leaped higher, while the Russian’s race to a maiden Grand Slam title went into overdrive.

Jack Draper has overwhelmed Holger Rune 6-2, 6-2 in a little more than an hour in the final of the BNP Paribas Open to claim his first Masters 1000 title and earn his debut in the top 10 of the ATP rankings

Russian teenager Mirra Andreeva has come back to beat No. 1-ranked Aryna Sabalenka 2-6, 6-4, 6-3 in the BNP Paribas Open

The world No. 1 may have lost the final, but was a winner on the mic.

The Brit defeated Fonseca, Fritz, Shelton, Alcaraz and, on Sunday afternoon, Rune to win it all.

The former No. 1 hailed Andreeva as "so poised" and victory as "so well deserved."

The 17-year-old beat No. 2-ranked Iga Swiatek in the semifinals and No. 1-ranked Aryna Sabalenka in the final of Indian Wells.

Clever changes to the balance and swingweight improves the racquet’s playability and opens it up to a wider audience.