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Miami Open Tennis Tickets On Sale | Check Out The Great ATP | WTA Players And Scene
- Updated: February 2, 2019
CHECK OUT THE NEW MIAMI OPEN
The Miami Open will begin a new era at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, March 18-31, and Serena Williams posted a video that highlights a new fresh look for the event complete with world class fare, art, culture and an elevated fan experience. Event owner IMG and Miami Dolphins owner Stephen Ross worked together to keep the event in South Florida and have collaborated to create a venue that showcases the culture, food, art and entertainment of South Florida.
About the Miami Open presented by Itaú
The 2019 Miami Open will be played March 18-31 at Hard Rock Stadium. The two-week combined event is owned and operated by IMG. The Miami Open is one of nine ATP Masters 1000 Series events on the ATP calendar, a Premier Mandatory event on the WTA calendar, and features the top men’s and women’s tennis players in the world. The tournament is widely regarded as the most glamorous on the ATP and WTA calendars because of Miami’s unique personality, thriving nightlife, five-star hotels and restaurants, beautiful weather and beaches, and celebrity appeal, as well as its close proximity to both Fort Lauderdale and Palm Beach. For ticket information, call +1.305.442.3367 or visit www.miamiopen.com.
About Itaú
Itaú is the largest privately owned bank in Latin America, with approximately 100,000 employees and operations in 19 countries throughout the Americas, Asia, Middle East and Europe. Itaú’ s relationship with tennis goes back to the 1970s, when Itaú first sponsored the Itaú Tennis Cup in Brazil in 1970.