Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff will renew their entertaining rivalry at the 2026 Miami Open final after earning dominant victories over Rybakina and Muchova, respectively. Will Sabalenka secure a prestigious Sunshine Double sweep? Or can Gauff get her first title of the year in from of a home Florida crowd?

Coco Gauff earned her fourth consecutive three-set win at the Miami Open after defeating Belinda Bencic in a spirited battle. Up next for Gauff is an in-form Karolina Muchova who seeks her first win vs the American. On the men's side, Carlos Alcaraz's exit leave a wide open top-half with no top-20 players remaining.

Iga Swiatek split with Wim Fissette after a middling start to her 2026 season. Coco Gauff reaching the quarterfinals at the Miami Open after having a few breakthrough moments in her game. Frances Tiafoe wins the match of the tournament so far, taking down defending champ Jakub Mensik in a thriller.

Coco Gauff pulled off another comeback win when she defeated Alycia Parks in an entertaining third round showdown. Naomi Osaka was eliminated in round two by Talia Gibson and raises a few doubts about her pro playing career. Jannik Sinner defended Joao Fonseca's contentious comments about he and Alcaraz.

Coco Gauff avenged her Doha defeat to Elisabetta Cocciaretto with a well-earned three-set comeback win in Miami. The victory sets up an intriguing third round showdown with Alycia Parks who seeks the biggest win of her career. Carlos Alcaraz defeated Joao Fonseca in straights in their blockbuster second round. Fonseca said Alcaraz's arsenal makes him a tougher opponent to face compared to Sinner.

Iga Swiatek suffered an rare early loss on Friday when she fell to Magda Linette at the Miami Open. Swiatek got candid with reporters after the match, calling this subpar stretch "the worst nightmare a top player can have." Carlos Alcaraz and Joao Fonseca are confirmed for a second round showdown, Moise Kouame announced himself with a historic win, Venus loses again and Alycia Parks reveals Serena's been coaching her during practice sessions.

The second half of the Sunshine Double is set to get underway with the 2026 Miami Open which features potential early round blockbusters on both the women's and men's sides. Carlos Alcaraz and Joao Fonseca are likely to meet for the first time while Alex Eala could face Iga Swiatek again, but a few rounds earlier. Sabalenka and Sinner seek the sunshine double while Coco Gauff looks to return from injury.

After dominating Naomi Osaka, Aryna Sabalenka has another tough test in Victoria Mboko. The 19-year-old reached the Indian Wells quarterfinals of her debut in the desert and seeks revenge vs the World No.1 after losing their Australian Open match in January. Joao Fonseca gave a valiant effort in his highly competitive loss to Jannik Sinner. The tournament continues to struggle with poor crowd attendance for Stadium 2 matches.