To conclude the Sunshine Double on the Tennis calendar, we travel from Indian Wells in sunny California to the sandy beaches of Florida for the Miami Open. The Indian Wells was entertaining as expected with some thrilling matches leading to the emergence of some future star players.
The men’s single event saw Carlos Alcaraz’s triumphant win over Daniil Medvedev. Whereas, Elena Rybakina took down her Australian Open foe Aryna Sabelenka to win the title. The pair of Rohan Bopanna and Matthew Ebden won the men’s doubles event, making the Indian the oldest ATP 1000 winner. While Kateřina Siniaková and Barbora Krejčíková took home the women’s doubles title.
Here’s all you need to about the Miami Open 2023:
When will the Miami Open 2023 take place?
The Miami Open 2023 is scheduled to start on March 22 and end on April 2.
What is the court type used for the Miami Open 2023?
The Miami Open 2023 is a hard-court ATP Masters 1000 tournament.
Who are the defending champions at the Miami Open?
Men's singles:Carlos Alcaraz
Women's singles: Iga Świątek
Men's doubles: Hubert Hurkacz, John Isner
Women's doubles: Laura Siegemund, Vera Zvonareva
What is the venue for the Miami Open?
The Australian Open is held at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida.
What are the prize money and ranking points for the Miami Open 2023?
The prize money for the Miami Open 2023 is $8,800,000 and the total financial commitment is $10,143,750.
SINGLES
Winner: $1,262,220/1000 points
Finalist: $662,360/600 points
Semi-finalist: $352,635/260 points
Quarter-finalist: $184,465/180 points
Round of 16: $96,955/90 points
Round of 32: $55,770/45 points
Second Round: $30,855/25 points
First Round: $18,660/10 points
DOUBLES (US Dollars; per team)
Winner: $436,730/1000 points
Finalist: $231,660/600 points
Semi-finalist: $123,550/360 points
Quarter-finalist: $62,630/180 points
Second Round: $33,460/90 points
First Round: $18,020/0 points
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