LIVE Miami Open WTA Day Six | Third round concludes with Sabalenka, Rybakina, Pegula stealing the spotlight
WTASunday, 22 March 2026 at 15:30
The WTA Miami Open is set to go into a second week. With eight more spots up for grabs in the last-16, the tennis players yet to reach this stage will be desperate to add their names into the hat. The reigning champion Aryna Sabalenka headlines with Elena Rybakina, Jessica Pegula, Elina Svitolina and Jasmine Paolini all in action. Follow for live updates!
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- Sab has more disappointments to come. She's more or less been 'skating' by many of her opponents. Perhaps less Social Media, TV commercials, and photo-ops... otherwise those distractions will gaurantee a slide in ranking. Take that hint from the downfall of some of her colleagues.
- No kidding. Obviously this did not cross an editor's cubicle. Other than the mediocre grammar... there are more comma's in this mess than in 'War and Peace' !!
- Sketchy chair ump in Eala's match. I lost count how many times Siegemund walked to her box and talked between serves!!
- WTF is wrong with you people at WTA?? The Williams Freebies have gone on far too long!! WTA is resembling a certain Orange President who feels he is free to do as he pleases; and does so despite the fact the entire world knows this game of 'untouchables' is not going to end well for any of these Losers.
- Why is this article so poorly written, and seeming not proofread?
- Lena ends any "rivalry" talk today
- It's embarrassing how tennis media (especially this rag) refuses to give Doubles their due respect. Considering Siniakova's 11 hours of tennis in 3 days -- then winning the Indian Wells Doubles Title -- one would think an alleged tennis news source would highlight it.
- Yeah, Gilbert's a real expert on "mental" advice.
- Agree or disagree with whatever personal deterrents and/or denials exist in Emma World... one thing no one can argue is... she has wasted her most important period of development in tennis. It's a shame her Nanny(s) never taught her how to work well with others -- including those darn coaches always "telling me what to do".
- Rybakina could have finished that guy off... but he tucked his tail and quit.
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