The 2026 Miami Open final sees Jannik Sinner take on Jiri Lehecka at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens. Read how to watch, live streaming and TV channel details.
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Sinner arrives in outstanding form following a dominant Sunshine Double campaign.
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The Italian lifted the Indian Wells Open title earlier this month and has now won 32 consecutive sets at ATP Masters 1000 level. That streak was extended with a 6-3 7-6 victory over Alexander Zverev in the semi finals.
The 24 year old produced another performance in that match, firing 15 aces, saving both break points he faced and recording a seventh straight win over Zverev.
He is now aiming to reclaim the Miami title he was unable to defend last year following a three month suspension.
Lehecka, meanwhile, has enjoyed a breakthrough week.
The Czech 21st seed bounced back from an early exit at Indian Wells to reach his first Masters 1000 final, beating Arthur Fils 6-2 6-2 in just 75 minutes in the semi finals to avenge a defeat in Doha earlier this season.
He has been particularly impressive on serve, becoming the first player since Novak Djokovic in 2018 to reach a Masters final without dropping serve. Victory on Sunday would lift him to a career high world ranking of No.12.
Sinner leads the head to head 3-0, including a straight sets win at the French Open in 2025, but Lehecka’s current serving level and confidence suggest he can pose a genuine threat.
With both players producing some of their best tennis of the season, the final sets up as a high quality contest built on power, precision and aggressive shot making.
