Miami Open Schedule: Alcaraz & Jódar Headline Sunday, March 22 (Men's Singles)
On Sunday, March 22, the third round of the Miami Open men's singles tournament is set to commence. Matches will kick off at 11:00 AM local Miami time, which corresponds to 4:00 PM CET (Central European Time) and 5:00 PM GMT (Greenwich Mean Time).
Following a series of notable early upsets, including surprising defeats for players such as Ben Shelton, Brandon Nakashima, Learner Tien, Alejandro Davidovich, Luciano Darderi, Joao Fonseca, and unexpectedly, Alex de Miñaur, the tournament advances with a strong field.
Today's featured matches will see prominent players like Carlos Alcaraz, Tommy Paul, and Rafael Jódar taking to the courts. Meanwhile, other top contenders such as Jannik Sinner, Alexander Zverev, and Daniil Medvedev are scheduled to play on Monday.
Here is the detailed tennis schedule for the Miami Open on Sunday, March 22 (Round of 32):
- Quinn vs. Lehecka: 4:00 PM CET, 5:00 PM GMT
- Jódar vs Etcheverry: 5:10 PM CET, 4:10 PM GMT
- Opelka vs Fritz: 6:10 PM CET, 5:10 PM GMT
- Paul vs Collignon: 6:20 PM CET, 5:20 PM GMT
- Alcaraz vs Korda: 7:20 PM CET, 6:20 PM GMT
- Landaluce vs Khachanov: 9:00 PM CET, 8:00 PM GMT
- Berrettini vs Vacherot: 12:00 AM CET (Monday), 11:00 PM GMT (Sunday)
- Fils vs. Tsitsipas: 1:30 AM CET (Monday), 12:30 AM GMT (Monday)
Looking ahead to Monday, March 23, the following matches are scheduled, with specific times to be determined:
- Auger-Aliassime vs. Atmane
- Cerúndolo vs. Medvedev
- Shevchenko vs. Humbert
- Cilic vs. Zverev
- Tiafoe vs. Mensik
- Moutet vs. Sinner
- Tabilo vs. Michelsen
- Halys vs. Majchrzak
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