The 2026 Miami Open prize pool mirrors that of Indian Wells: here’s how much players earn for each match won
Miami Open 2026 Prize Money: the tennis tournament in Florida has already begun, the second major Masters 1000 event of the season and the final stage of the famous Sunshine Double after Indian Wells. The American doubles tournament concludes on the hard courts of Miami’s Hard Rock Stadium, with the world’s best players ready to compete for one of the most prestigious titles on the ATP and WTA circuits. This is the last major hard court event before the transition to the European clay court season.
The spotlight is naturally on the circuit’s top players, such as Jannik Sinner, fresh from winning the first 1000 of the season in California, and Carlos Alcaraz, but fans’ attention isn’t just focused on what happens on the court: in Florida, too, the tournament confirms its status as a key event on the calendar, both for its technical level and the prize money up for grabs.
As for the Italians, as usual - by now - our country boasts several key players in the men’s and women’s draws, with an increasingly prominent presence even in the later stages of the tournaments. Not only Sinner, Paolini, and Musetti, therefore, but also Cobolli, Darderi, Cocciaretto, and the resurgent Berrettini, all in the draw.
Sunshine Double and continuity: Miami follows the Indian Wells model
Tennis in the United States continues to offer a format increasingly in line with major global events, and the Miami Open represents the natural continuation of what was seen at Indian Wells. From an economic standpoint, the most interesting fact concerns the substantial uniformity in prize money between the two tournaments: Miami 2026 mirrors the figures seen in California, confirming a shared strategy in the Masters 1000s played over two weeks.
This means that, after the slight decline recorded at Indian Wells, Miami is also maintaining a similar prize structure, with a balanced distribution across the various rounds and greater attention to doubles tournaments.
Here is the detailed how much the winner of the 2026 Miami Open will earn, analyzing all the amounts expected for participants in the singles and doubles tournaments.
Miami Open 2026 Prize Money: Updated Prize Money
The total prize money for the 2026 ATP Miami Open is approximately $9.4 million for the men’s tour alone, a figure that fits into the overall picture of the event combined with the women’s tournament.
This is the prize money expected for the Miami Open 2026 singles tournament, with men and women earning equal amounts.
- Win - $1,151,380
- Final - $612,340
- Semifinals - $340,190
- Quarterfinals - $193,645
- Round of 16 - $105,720
- Third round - $61,865
- Second round - $36,110
- First round - $24,335
This is the prize money for the Miami Open 2026 doubles tournament:
- Win - $468,200
- Final - $247,870
- Semifinals - $133,110
- Quarterfinals - $66,570
- Second round - $35,700
- First round - $19,510
The winner of the Miami Open singles tournament 2026 will take home over $1.15 million, just like in Indian Wells, while in doubles the champion pair will split over $468,000.
Original article published on Money.it Italy. Original title: Montepremi Miami Open 2026, il prize money di chi vince, turno dopo turno
