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Miami Open 2026

Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL
Mar 18, 2026 — Mar 29, 2026
$10M Prize Pool

About This Tournament

The 2026 Miami Open, a prestigious ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 event. Part of the 'Sunshine Double' with Indian Wells, held on hard courts in South Florida.

Tournament Details

Sport

Tennis

Venue

Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens, FL

Start Date

March 18, 2026

End Date

March 29, 2026

Prize Pool

$9,600,000

Participants

96 teams/fighters

Format

In-Person

Organizer

ATP/WTA

ATP Masters Tennis Miami Open Hard Court

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