Who owns the Miami Open?

Last Modified Feb 24, 2025 21:25 GMT
Miami Open. Source: Getty Image
Miami Open. Source: Getty

Founded in 1985, the Miami Open is a renowned ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 tournament played from March 16, 2025, to March 30, 2025. The tournament will be played on outdoor hard courts at Hard Rock Stadium. It will feature 96 players in singles, 48 qualifiers, and 32 pairs in doubles competing to win the Miami Open title. The tournament is the second in the series of two elite events known as the Sunshine Double.

The winner of the tournament in 2024 received $8,995,555 as prize money. In 2024, Danielle Collins became the second unseeded player to win the Miami Open title after Kim Clijsters. Carlos Alcaraz and Roger Federer are the youngest and oldest winners of the tournament in the men's singles category, respectively. In 2025, the defending champion of the Miami Open title, Jannik Sinner, had to withdraw from the tournament due to his suspension. The newest major winners, Madison Keys, Aryna Sabalenka, and Iga Swiatek, are some of the top seeds gearing up to compete in the event.

Who is the Miami Open's owner?

The Miami Open has been owned by the global sports company IMG since 1999. The tournament moved to the Hard Rock Stadium with the help of Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross. As of Feb 2025, former American tennis player James Blake acts as the tournament director.

During an interview with Boardroom, Blake shared, "There was talk of where the event was going to move after Crandon Park." He further said, "To keep it in Miami, to keep it in the States, was really a treat. I was scared. I was nervous it would leave. If it leaves, you just take away an opportunity for [Americans] to get that big moment. To have a big moment in front of a home crowd, it can really jump start a career."

Where do players prefer to stay during the Miami Open?

Players and leading personalities prefer to stay at the Loews Miami Beach Hotel, located in a prime location in South Beach. The hotel is known for amenities such as oceanfront views and post-match relaxation sessions for players.

How many points are allotted to players for winning the 2025 Miami Open?

Players in the singles and doubles categories will get 1000 ranking points after winning the 2025 Miami Open. The breakdown pattern for the 2025 Miami Open is as follows:

EventWinnerFinalsSemifinalsQuarterfinals
Men’s Singles1000600360180
Men's doubles1000600360180

Who has won the most Miami Open?

In the men's singles category, Novak Djokovic and Andre Agassi hold the record of winning the Miami Open six times in their careers. Serena Williams holds the record in the WTA category by winning the tournament eight times (2002–04, 07–'08, 13–'15) in her career.

FAQs on Who owns the Miami Open

A. Miami Open 2025 will be played at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida.

A. Viewers can enjoy the telecast of the 2025 Miami Open on Tennis TV.

A. The Miami Open is an ATP and WTA 1000 event that switched to a best-of-three set format on the ATP circuit after 2007.

A. The 2025 edition of the Miami Open introduced the Publix Padel Cup in alliance with RedPADEL. The tournament will host matches of the elite Miami Open wheelchair tennis tournaments.

A. Miami Open Stadium consists of a total of 29 permanent courts, including 11 tournament courts.

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