Miami Open
How to watch the Miami Open in the UK. It is the second leg of the Sunshine Double, a combined ATP Masters 1000 and WTA 1000 played on outdoor hard courts at Hard Rock Stadium each March.
UK broadcaster
Sky Sports holds the UK rights to the Miami Open, with coverage on Sky Sports Tennis and streaming available through NOW. There is no free-to-air UK broadcast.
UK start times
Miami is on Eastern Time, four hours behind the UK for most of the tournament. Day-session play lands in the UK afternoon and evening, while night-session matches run past midnight. The gap widens to five hours on the closing weekend, when the UK moves to British Summer Time on the last Sunday in March.
Next edition
The 2027 Miami Open main draw begins on 17 March 2027, per the ATP’s published tour calendar. Check the tennis calendar for the full schedule.
More Miami Open coverage
See the Miami Open hub, the tournaments hub for previews and results, the full list of Miami Open winners, the prize money breakdown, our tennis betting tips, and the best tennis betting sites for live streaming access.
FAQ
Watching the Miami Open FAQs
Where can I watch the Miami Open in the UK?
Sky Sports holds the UK rights, with coverage on Sky Sports Tennis and streaming available through NOW.
What time do Miami Open matches start in the UK?
Miami is on Eastern Time, four hours behind the UK for most of the tournament, so day-session matches land in the UK afternoon and evening and night-session matches run past midnight. The gap becomes five hours on the closing weekend, once the UK has moved to British Summer Time.
When is the Miami Open on?
The 2026 edition ran from 17 to 29 March. The 2027 main draw begins on 17 March 2027, per the ATP’s published tour calendar.
Is the Miami Open free to watch in the UK?
No. Coverage sits behind a subscription with the rights holder above, and there is no free-to-air UK broadcast.