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Billionaire developer Steve Ross buying nearly half of Miami Open
Billionaire Steve Ross is set to acquire a nearly 45 percent stake in the Miami Open tennis tournament, expanding his sports ...
Report: Stephen Ross is close to buying 45 percent of the Miami Open
Last year, Ross sold 13 percent of the Dolphins, Hard Rock Stadium, and the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. While the price he’ll ...
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"It's always sad and frustrating" - Paula Badosa makes her feelings known on being 'forced to retire' in Miami due to painful injury
Paula Badosa recently shared her honest feelings about her forced retirement from the Miami Open 2025. The Spaniard is ...
Emma Raducanu tennis schedule, next match, ranking, latest results and how to watch live on Sky Sports Tennis
Follow Emma Raducanus 2025 tennis schedule, latest results and current ranking; former US Open champion aims to better her ...
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"I had so much hate when I lost in Miami" - Carlos Alcaraz reveals how his family helped him rediscover his joy for tennis
Carlos Alcaraz recently opened up on how his family trip to Cancun helped him reignite his passion for tennis after the Miami Open loss in March.
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Alex Eala, from little wonder to world-beater, puts Philippine tennis on global map
There’s no stopping Alex Eala just yet as the Filipina tennis ace continues to rewrite Philippine tennis history ...
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Tennis might be one step closer to unexpected Miami Dolphins connection
According to Pro Football Network, Ross is close to buying a 45 percent stake in the Miami Open. If he loves tennis, great.
Tennis players battle status quo in off court power play
Arguably the most powerful forces in tennis are not the tours or players, but the Grand Slams. These four tournaments — Wimbledon, the US Open, the French Open and the Australian Open — account for ...