Miami Open

Miami Open presented by Itaú — March 24 Update

Mar 25, 2025

The men’s Sweet 16 is set.Four of the top five seeds have reached the men’s Round of 16, led by No. 1 seed Alexander Zverev who will face No. 17 Arthur Fils. Monday’s win was Zverev’s 81st ATP Masters 1000 victory since 2020, which leads all players in that timeframe. Fils has reached his second consecutive fourth round at an ATP Masters 1000 event.

Third seed American Taylor Fritz avenged a loss to Denis Shapovalov earlier in the season to advance to a fourth-round matchup with lucky loser Adam Walton of Australia, a 2021 NCAA doubles champion at Tennessee where he earned undergraduate and graduate degrees.

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Fourth seed and six-time Miami Open champion Novak Djokovic continues his march toward a 100th title as he faces No. 15 Lorenzo Musetti. Fifth seed Casper Ruud will look for a quarterfinal berth against No. 23 Francisco Cerundolo.

At age 38, Gael Monfils is the oldest man to reach the Miami Open fourth round, where he’ll take on American Sebastian Korda. The third American man into the fourth round is Brandon Nakashima who faces 2024 finalist Grigor Dimitrov. Australian Alex de Minaur held off Joao Fonseca and the Brazilian fans to advance to the fourth round where he’ll face No. 29 Matteo Berrettini.

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The women’s quarterfinals start today. After the eight women’s fourth round matches on Monday, two quarterfinals take place Tuesday. Sixth seed Jasmine Paolini came back to beat Naomi Osaka in three sets and will face Magda Linette, who conquered No. 3 Coco Gauff. In the night quarterfinal, top seed Aryna Sabalenka, who ousted 2024 champion Danielle Collins in the fourth round, will take on No. 9 Zheng Qinwen in a rematch of the 2024 Australian Open final won by Sabalenka.

In the other four Round of 16 women’s matches on Monday, American Jessica Pegula won to set up a Wednesday quarterfinal against Emma Raducanu, who reached her first Miami Open quarterfinal, and 19-year-old wild card Alexandra Eala advanced to her first WTA Tour quarterfinal with a walkover after Paula Badosa withdrew with an injury. Eala’s reward is a match against No. 2 Iga Swiatek, the 2022 Miami Open winner.

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