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Player Fernando Mendoza is set to follow the NFL Draft from Miami, where he will be joined by family and friends. This event comes at a time when the league is garnering significant attention from fans worldwide.
The foundation of former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced plans to build a presidential library in Miami, with an estimated cost of around $1 billion. The project will feature a retired 'Air Force One' aircraft as part of the exhibition.
Belarusian Aryna Sabalenka solidified her position at the top of the WTA rankings after winning both Indian Wells and Miami titles in March. This makes her the fifth player in history to achieve this feat.
The Saudi Future Investment Initiative 2026 held in Miami saw significant attendance from American business leaders, including former President Donald Trump. State Minister Mohammed Al-Sheikh emphasized the resilience of the Saudi economy amid global challenges.
British tennis player <strong>Emma Raducanu</strong> has withdrawn from the <strong>Miami Open</strong> due to health issues. She plans to return to competition at the <strong>Linz</strong> tournament after recovering.
Miami is set to host the fourth edition of the Future Investment Initiative (FII) from March 25 to 27, 2023. The summit, themed 'Moving Capital', will gather over 1,500 participants to discuss the impact of capital on economic and geopolitical transformations.
Canadian tennis player Victoria Muboko has advanced to the quarter-finals of the Miami Open after a thrilling victory over Mira Andrejeva. This achievement has drawn praise from former tennis champion Andy Roddick, who anticipates her future success in Grand Slam tournaments.
On Saturday, Miami hosted a series of significant meetings between U.S. administration representatives and the Ukrainian delegation. Steve Witkoff, a representative from Washington, described the discussions as 'constructive,' with talks set to continue on Sunday, aimed at strengthening cooperation amidst ongoing regional tensions.
Three British players, Polter, Jones, and Norrie, are set to compete in the Miami Open on Saturday. No further details about match timings or results were provided.