The Miami Open 2026 is heating up, with the quarterfinal round set to begin this Wednesday. The tournament, held in South Florida, features a strong field and has already delivered several upsets. Spain’s Martín Landaluce remains in contention, poised for a crucial match that could define his run in this Masters 1000 event. The schedule is packed with high-level tennis, spanning both the men’s and women’s draws, and extending late into the night for European viewers.
Miami Open Quarterfinal Schedule – March 25th
Wednesday’s schedule at the Miami Open promises a full day of compelling matches. The men’s quarterfinals kick off this afternoon, while the women’s draw continues toward the semifinals, with the first finalist to be determined today. Play begins at 18:00 local time (Spanish time) and will continue well into the early hours of Thursday due to the time difference with the United States.
Here’s a gaze at the confirmed matchups, listed in Spanish time:
- Elena Rybakina vs. Jessica Pegula (Quarterfinal): 18:00
- Martín Landaluce vs. Jiří Lehečka (Quarterfinal): 20:00
- Aryna Sabalenka vs. Hailey Baptiste (Quarterfinal): 00:00
- Frances Tiafoe vs. Jannik Sinner (Quarterfinal): 01:00
- Francisco Cerúndolo vs. Alexander Zverev (Quarterfinal): 01:00
- Coco Gauff vs. Karolina Muchova (Semifinal): 01:00
- Tommy Paul vs. Arthur Fils (Quarterfinal): 01:30
Beyond the matches scheduled for this evening, several contests have already concluded during the early hours of Wednesday, March 25th:
- Ugo Humbert vs. Francisco Cerúndolo (4-6, 3-6)
- Quentin Halys vs. Alexander Zverev (6-7, 6-7)
- Belinda Bencic vs. Coco Gauff (3-6, 6-1, 3-6)
How to Watch the Miami Open in Spain
Tennis fans in Spain can follow all the action from the Miami Open live on Movistar+. Coverage will be available on the Vamos channel, Movistar Plus, and Movistar Deportes. The platform will feature live broadcasts with commentary from Borja Zugadi, Miguel Ángel Calleja, Iñaki Cano, Guille Giménez, Irene Gómez, Ana Salas, and Juan Martín Rodríguez.
For those unable to watch on television, comprehensive coverage, including live updates, match reports, and player interviews, will be available on MARCA.com. This is the second Masters 1000 event of the season, and MARCA.com will provide extensive coverage throughout the tournament.
The story of the tournament so far has been the impressive run of young players. Notably, 17-year-old Moïse Kouamé became the youngest player to win a main-draw match at the Masters 1000 level since Rafael Nadal in 2003. Landaluce’s own journey is also remarkable, having come through qualifying rounds to reach the quarterfinals.
Landaluce’s Dream Run Continues
Martín Landaluce’s performance at the Miami Open has been a revelation. He upset Sebastian Korda in three sets to reach his first ATP Masters 1000 quarterfinal. The Spaniard, who had to battle through qualifying, has consistently exceeded expectations. His victory over Korda followed an earlier upset of Karen Khachanov in the third round, marking a significant milestone in his young career. According to tournament officials, Landaluce is now the lowest-ranked Miami Open quarterfinalist since Jim Grabb in 1994, currently ranked at No. 151.
Landaluce’s success is particularly noteworthy given his age; he is one of the youngest players to reach this stage in a Masters 1000 event. He recalled a formative practice session with Rafael Nadal at age 14, which he credits with shaping his development. That experience, he said, instilled in him the function ethic and mental fortitude necessary to compete at the highest level.
What to Expect in Landaluce vs. Lehečka
Landaluce’s quarterfinal match against Jiří Lehečka will be a challenging test. Lehečka is a seasoned player with a strong serve and aggressive baseline game. Landaluce will need to rely on his quickness, court coverage, and ability to absorb pace to stay competitive. The match promises to be a compelling contrast of styles, with Landaluce’s youthful energy and Lehečka’s experience potentially shaping the outcome.
The tournament has also seen defending champion Jakub Menšík eliminated in the third round by Frances Tiafoe, opening up the draw for other contenders. Tiafoe’s own quarterfinal match against Jannik Sinner is another highly anticipated contest.
The Miami Open continues to deliver thrilling tennis and unexpected results. With several top players still in contention, the race for the title is wide open. Fans can expect more exciting matches and dramatic moments as the tournament progresses.
The quarterfinals will undoubtedly provide further insight into the contenders for the Miami Open title. Stay tuned for updates as the tournament unfolds.
Next up: Coverage of the semifinal matches will begin Friday, March 27th. Archysport will continue to provide updates and analysis throughout the remainder of the tournament. Share your thoughts on the matches and predictions in the comments below!
