Jannik Sinner will look to make history when he takes on Jiri Lehecka in the Miami Open final.
The Italian, ranked second in the world, is bidding to become the eighth man in history to complete the ‘Sunshine Double’: winning Indian Wells and Miami back-to-back in the same season.
Roger Federer was the last player on the ATP Tour to achieve the feat, with the Swiss Maestro doing so back in 2017.
Serena Williams picked Roger Federer as the G.O.A.T.
Sinner has been incredibly dominant so far throughout his Miami Open campaign, and is the overwhelming favourite to hoist the trophy.
Should he beat Lehecka, along with making history, the 24-year-old will earn a sizable paycheck.
The prize money on offer at the 2026 Miami Open
The winner of the 2026 Miami Open is set to receive a total of $1,151,380, while the runner-up will earn $612,340.
Sinner has faced Lehecka three times on the ATP Tour before, and has emerged triumphant on each occasion.
They first clashed at the Indian Wells Open back in 2024, where Sinner won comfortably in straight sets to reach the semifinals.
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Lehecka put up more of a fight in their second career bout at the China Open later that season, forcing Sinner to a second-set tiebreak, but still came up short.
Their most recent matchup was at Roland Garros in 2025, where Sinner completely dominated Lehecka, winning 6-0, 6-1, 6-2.
Jannik Sinner’s prize money earned in 2026 so far
Sinner has appeared at four tour-level events in 2026 so far, and has already earned a considerable amount of prize money.
He made the semifinals of the Australian Open to start the season, and despite the failed title defence, still walked away with A$1,250,000.
A quarterfinal finish at the Qatar Open earned him $77,625, but after winning Indian Wells, he added another $1,151,380 to his tally.
Sinner’s prize money for the season is $2,063,880, but his total career earnings on the ATP Tour are a whopping $60,039,831.
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