Miami Open presented by Itaú — March 30 Update

Czech teenager Jakub Mensik scored the win of his young career defeating Novak Djokovic 76(4) 76(4) to claim the Miami Open presented by Itaú title.  Djokovic's quest for his 100th ATP Tour title must wait for another day as he was unable to break the youngster's incredible tie-break streak, Mensik has won all seven tie-breaks he has played in Miami. The win is the first ATP Tour title as well as the ATP Masters 1000 title for the 19-year-old and will take his ranking to No.24 in the PIF ATP rankings.

Teenager Mirra Andreeva continued her recent run of WTA Masters 1000 success adding the Miami Open doubles title with partner Diana Shnaider to her recent WTA Masters 1000 Dubai and Indian Wells singles titles.  Andreeva and Shnaider outplayed Cristina Bucsa and Miyu Kato to take victory 63 67(5) 10-2, adding the Miami Open title to their WTA Brisbane title and Olympic silver medal.  The victory will take them to No.2 in the doubles PIF Race to the WTA Finals.

The Publix Padel Cup, a new initiative introduced for the 40th edition of the Miami Open, crowned the first champions in both Men's and Women's Division 1.  Vinny di Francesco and Rodrigo Coello defeated Juan Manuel Vazquez and Jose Carlos Gaspar Campos 62 76 to lift the men's trophy whilst Brittany Dubins and Laura Lujan beat Anna Cortiles and Luicelana Perez 63 61 to become women's champions.

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