POLL: Who will win Men's Miami Open 2025 title including Alexander Zverev, Carlos Alcaraz, Jack Draper and Novak Djokovic
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The Men's Miami Open will begin on Wednesday 19 March until 30 March with a new champion set to be crowned as of course Jannik Sinner isn't involved. Vote on our Poll below to have your say.
Sinner is banned until May when he will return at the Rome Masters. He defeated Grigor Dimitrov in the final last year. The latter will return. But Alexander Zverev will be defacto favourite as the top seed.
Zverev though has not had it easiest with the German failing to capitalise fully on the demise of Sinner in terms of him not playing to become World No.1. He will hope to get closer here.
Carlos Alcaraz is second seed and is the 2022 champion in Florida. While Taylor Fritz will return to home soil to attempt to bring a title home for the home fans. Novak Djokovic limped out of Indian Wells and will hope for a better week this time around.
He is a six-time champion in Miami but it seems his motivation has waned slightly. Can he show that it hasn't this week. Jack Draper certainly will be motivated but will have a new pressure.
As recent Indian Wells champion, he will want to back it up as well as reaching the final in Dubai. He is up to a career high and could either go far again or lose early. He will also be one of the leading picks for the title.
Other picks include Casper Ruud, Andrey Rublev, Stefanos Tsitsipas, Daniil Medvedev and Holger Rune. The latter also reached the final in California albeit in a losing effort to Draper so the onus now will be to repeat it.
All of the top names won't be involved until later in the week so there is time to vote on your favourite and see if you are right come next weekend.
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