Miami Open Masters
Hard Rock Stadium
Miami Gardens, USA
March 21 - April 2, 2023
Monday, 20 March 2023
Wednesday, 15 March 2023
INDIAN WELLS 2023 - WEEK 2 FINALS
This prestigious tournament has been in Indian Wells since 1987, having begun as a non-tour event in Tucson, Arizona in 1974. It has an unusual format, with 96 players in a 128-player grid. To make this work the top 32 seeds have a first-round bye, and the tournament runs for 12 days. The tourney likes to call itself the Fifth Grand Slam, played in Tennis Paradise.
It is certainly popular with both players and fans. Indian Wells has been voted the best Masters tourney by the players several times, including in 2022. It is the most-attended tournament outside of the 4 Majors, and has the 2nd largest tennis stadium with more than 16,000 seats. Along with the Miami Open, Indian Wells is known as the Sunshine Double.
Wednesday, 8 March 2023
INDIAN WELLS 2023
This prestigious tournament has been in Indian Wells since 1987, having begun as a non-tour event in Tucson, Arizona in 1974. It has an unusual format, with 96 players in a 128-player grid. To make this work the top 32 seeds have a first-round bye, and the tournament runs for 12 days. The tourney likes to call itself the Fifth Grand Slam, played in Tennis Paradise.
A new event this year was the Eisenhower Cup - a mixed doubles exhibition held on March 7, just prior to the first day of main draw action. It featured 8 teams playing Tie Break Tens for a winner-take-all prize of $200,000. The last team standing was Aryna Sabalenka/Taylor Fritz who defeated the formidable pair Iga Swiatek/Hubert Hurkacz.
It is certainly popular with both players and fans. Indian Wells has been voted the best Masters tourney by the players several times, including in 2022. It is the most-attended tournament outside of the 4 Majors, and has the 2nd largest tennis stadium with more than 16,000 seats. Along with the Miami Open, Indian Wells is known as the Sunshine Double.
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| The Eisenhower Cup Mixed Doubles Contestants (teams l-r: Wawrinka/Bencic, Tsitsipas/Sakkari, Badosa/Norrie, Fernandez/FAA, Świątek/Hurkacz, Jabeur/Ruud, Pegula/Paul, Sabalenka/Fritz |
A new event this year was the Eisenhower Cup - a mixed doubles exhibition held on March 7, just prior to the first day of main draw action. It featured 8 teams playing Tie Break Tens for a winner-take-all prize of $200,000. The last team standing was Aryna Sabalenka/Taylor Fritz who defeated the formidable pair Iga Swiatek/Hubert Hurkacz.
So, let's play ball👇
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