Entry List ATP Miami Open 2025 including Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic and Nick Kyrgios

Saturday, 08 March 2025 at 15:58

The ATP Entry List has been confirmed for the 2025 Miami Open, which will be the second stop of the Sunshine Double and will take place between 16-30 March 2025.

The tournament will not feature the defending champion, Jannik Sinner, following the three-month suspension he received due to his doping case. A year ago, Sinner defeated Grigor Dimitrov (6-3, 6-1) to claim the second Masters 1000 title of his career.

The main draw will be led by Alexander Zverev as the first seed, with Carlos Alcaraz, Daniil Medvedev, and Novak Djokovic—three former Miami champions—among the top title contenders. The tournament’s all-time record holder is Djokovic, with six titles, while Alcaraz, Medvedev, and Hubert Hurkacz have each won once in Miami.

The singles draw will feature 96 players, with 32 seeds receiving a first-round bye. As of now, the last seeded spot (No. 32) belongs to Denis Shapovalov, although the final seed order will be confirmed a few weeks before the tournament.

A surprising inclusion is Nick Kyrgios, who will use his protected ranking (No. 21) to secure a place in the main draw. A total of 77 players have already secured their spots, while the remaining slots will be distributed between wildcards and qualifiers.

Entry List - Miami Open 2025

Seed*	Name	Rk	ER
1	Alexander Zverev	2	2
2	Carlos Alcaraz	3	3
3	Taylor Fritz	4	4
4	Casper Ruud	5	5
5	Daniil Medvedev	6	6
6	Novak Djokovic	7	7
7	Andrey Rublev	8	10
8	Stefanos Tsitsipas	9	11
9	Alex de Minaur	10	8
10	Tommy Paul	11	9
11	Ben Shelton	12	13
12	Holger Rune	13	12
13	Jack Draper	14	16
14	Grigor Dimitrov	15	15
15	Lorenzo Musetti	16	17
16	Frances Tiafoe	17	18
17	Felix Auger-Aliassime	18	23
18	Ugo Humbert	19	14
19	Tomas Machac	20	24
20	Arthur Fils	21	19
21	Hubert Hurkacz	22	20
22	Karen Khachanov	23	21
23	Jiri Lehecka	24	25
24	Sebastian Korda	25	22
25	Francisco Cerundolo	26	26
26	Alexei Popyrin	27	27
27	Denis Shapovalov	28	32
28	Matteo Berrettini	29	35
29	Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard	30	30
30	Alejandro Tabilo	31	28
31	Alex Michelsen	32	33
32	Brandon Nakashima	33	41
	Sebastian Baez	34	31
	Matteo Arnaldi	35	34
	Nuno Borges	36	39
	Lorenzo Sonego	37	36
	Jordan Thompson	38	29
	Alejandro Davidovich Fokina	39	50
	Flavio Cobolli	40	40
	Pedro Martinez	41	37
	Gael Monfils	42	38
	Tallon Griekspoor	43	51
	Alexandre Muller	44	60
	Tomas Martin Etcheverry	45	43
	Jan-Lennard Struff	46	44
	Nicolas Jarry	47	47
	Marcos Giron	48	52
	Miomir Kecmanovic	49	42
	Roberto Bautista Agut	50	54
	Zhizhen Zhang	51	49
	Roberto Carballes Baena	52	53
	Zizou Bergs	53	58
	Fabian Marozsan	54	57
	David Goffin	56	65
	Jakub Mensik	57	45
	Jaume Munar	58	55
	Quentin Halys	59	79
	Luciano Darderi	60	61
	Benjamin Bonzi	62	64
	Mariano Navone	63	46
	Aleksandar Vukic	64	67
	Yoshihito Nishioka	65	62
	(WC) Learner Tien	68
	Roman Safiullin	69	71
	Mattia Bellucci	70	70
	Yunchaokete Bu	71	69
	Hamad Medjedovic	72	73
	Arthur Rinderknech	73	63
	Kei Nishikori	76	72
	Cameron Norrie	77	59
	Daniel Altmaier	78	74
	Corentin Moutet	79	66
	Joao Fonseca	80	68
	Alexander Bublik	82	48
	Rinky Hijikata	83	78
	Thiago Seyboth Wild	91	75
	Aleksandar Kovacevic	94	77
	(WC) Christopher Eubanks	104
	Reilly Opelka	114	33
	(WC) Eliot Spizzirri	144
	(WC) Yibing Wu	416
	(WC) Federico Cina	557
	Jenson Brooksby	937	52
	Nick Kyrgios	1099	21
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