Determining the Miami Open 2026 final match pairings

Almost no one could stop Jannik Sinner from completing the Sunshine Double this season.

The tournament Miami Open 2026 —a part of the prestigious Sunshine Double series—has reached its final stage. After thrilling and dramatic matches, the four most outstanding players competing in the men's and women's singles finals have been confirmed.

In the men's singles event, the Miami Open 2024 champion— Jannik Sinner demonstrated his strength with a 2-0 victory (6-3; 7-6) over Alexander Zverev. In a match where both players served well with few break points appearing, Sinner was the only one who capitalized on opportunities to create the difference.

Serving remains a crucial weapon for Sinner in Miami this year. The Italian player had 15 direct serve points compared to 5 from his opponent, committed no double faults, and achieved a first-serve point win rate of up to 79%. Sinner made more unforced errors as a consequence of his proactive playing style, not allowing Sascha chances to counter, and this proved effective.

Sinner improved his head-to-head record against Zverev to 8-4, with the world's number 2 player winning the last 7 encounters.

The 24-year-old star now faces the opportunity to complete the Sunshine Double after previously winning Indian Wells. His opponent in the final will be Jiri Lehecka, who easily defeated Arthur Fils with the same score of 6-2, as the French opponent seemed not at his best physically after a grueling quarterfinal match against Tommy Paul.

This is the second consecutive year a Czech representative has reached the Miami final, following Jakub Mensik—the champion last season. Will any surprises occur in this year's final?

In their three previous meetings at Indian Wells, the China Open 2024, and Roland Garros 2025, Sinner always "celebrated victory," even without losing a single set to Lehecka.

In the women's event, Aryna Sabalenka stands before the chance to win Miami for the second consecutive year after eliminating her biggest rival—Elena Rybakina—in the semifinals. The opponent for the Belarusian player will be Coco Gauff —who is seeking her first Miami title in her career.

The two are tied 5-5 in their encounters, with Sabalenka winning the most recent meeting at the WTA Finals 2025.

The Miami Open 2026 women's final between Aryna Sabalenka and Coco Gauff takes place at 2:00 AM on March 29, while the men's final between Jannik Sinner and Jiri Lehecka begins at 0:30 AM on March 30 Vietnam time.