Miami Open tournament history
Current official name Miami Open presented by Itaú
The Miami Open is the second half of the Sunshine Double, following Indian Wells on the March calendar.
Explore Miami Open champions and finals from 1968 to 2026.
Open an edition for its draw and match results, or compare the title leaders below.
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Arrows show an edition's recorded category and documented modern equivalent; unresolved editions keep their recorded category.
Mapping details.
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Career Leaders
Most Titles
Open Era singles titles.
- 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015
- 2009, 2011, 2016
- 2025, 2026
- 2019, 2021
- 2005, 2010
Most Finals
Champion or runner-up finishes.
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Most Match Wins
Recorded main-draw match wins.
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Most Appearances
Editions with a recorded main-draw match.
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Champion Records
Youngest & Oldest Champions
Age at the start of the tournament.
- Youngest · 2000
- Oldest · 2015
Lowest-Ranked Champion
Entering singles ranking.
- 2024
Most Consecutive Titles
Titles in consecutive held editions.
- 2013–2015
Longest Title Span
Years between a player's first and last title.
- 2002–2015
*Open Era main-draw singles records from 1968 onward. Ranking records begin where reliable entering rankings are available.
Tournament Outcomes by Season
Frequently Asked Questions
- Where is Miami Open held?
- Miami Open is held in Miami, United States.
- Who won the most recent Miami Open?
- The 2026 Miami Open was won by Aryna Sabalenka, who defeated Coco Gauff 6-2 4-6 6-3.
- Who has won the most Miami Open titles?
- Serena Williams has won 8 Miami Open titles, the most by any player.
- When was the first Miami Open played?
- The first edition of Miami Open was held in 1968.
- What surface is Miami Open played on?
- Miami Open is played on hard courts.