Eight players have withdrawn from the upcoming Miami Open, which is the second leg of the US Sunshine Double following the ongoing Indian Wells Open.<\/p>\n
By Monday, six players had pulled out of the combined ATP\/WTA 1000 in Miami across both singles draws<\/a>, and two men have since joined the withdrawal list.<\/p>\n A total of 17 singles stars withdrew from the Indian Wells Open before the draws were made, while a further two pulled out before their opening matches.<\/p>\n After Indian Wells concludes with the men\u2019s and women\u2019s singles finals on Sunday 15 March, main draw play in Miami will get underway on Tuesday 17 March.<\/p>\n The prestigious tournament, which is staged at the Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, will run until Sunday 29 March.<\/p>\n WTA Miami Open withdrawal list<\/p>\n As things stand, all of the top 32 players in the WTA Rankings \u2014 who are projected to be seeded in Miami \u2014 will compete in South Florida.<\/p>\n World No 37 Lois Boisson, who has not played since September due to injury, is the highest-ranked woman who has withdrawn from the Miami Open.<\/p>\n Oleksandra Oliynykova and Wang Yafan have also pulled out having been on the original entry list.<\/p>\n Lois Boisson (world No 37) \u2013 replaced by Katie Boulter Tennis News<\/p>\n Jack Draper makes \u2018struggling with confidence\u2019 comment after Novak Djokovic Indian Wells Open win<\/a><\/p>\n Iga Swiatek sends message to \u2018favourite player\u2019 Karolina Muchova after beating her at Indian Wells Open<\/a><\/p>\n Want more from Tennis365? Add us as a preferred source on Google to your favourites list<\/a> for tennis coverage you can trust.<\/p>\n ATP Miami Open withdrawal list<\/p>\n Holger Rune, Tallon Griekspoor and Jaume Munar all ruled themselves out of the Miami Open well before the start of the event having also missed the Masters 1000 in Indian Wells.<\/p>\n Rune and Griekspoor, who are currently ranked 18th and 25th, were projected to be among the seeded players had they competed.<\/p>\n World No 61 Lorenzo Sonego and 261st-ranked Jerry Shang have since taken the number of withdrawals from the men\u2019s singles event to five.<\/p>\n Holger Rune (world No 18) \u2013 replaced by Juan Manuel Cerundolo Will Novak Djokovic play?<\/p>\n Novak Djokovic<\/a>\u2018s campaign in Indian Wells ended with a three-set last 16 loss to Jack Draper on Wednesday.<\/p>\n The 38-year-old Serbian\u2019s participation at tournaments outside of the four Grand Slams has been far from certain in the latter stages of his career.<\/p>\n The 24-time major winner played just five of the nine Masters 1000 events in 2025 after competing in just four in each of the previous three seasons.<\/p>\n Djokovic did, though, return to the Miami Open last year after a six-year absence, and he achieved one of the standout results of his campaign as he reached the final, which he lost to Jakub Mensik.<\/p>\n The world No 3 has not confirmed his participation in Miami, but he remains on the entry list<\/a> and is expected to play.<\/p>\n
\nOleksandra Oliynykova (world No 73) \u2013 replaced by Oksana Selekhmeteva
\nWang Yafan (world No 355 \u2013 entered with protected ranking) \u2013 replaced by Anastasia Potapova<\/p>\n
\nTallon Griekspoor (world No 25) \u2013 replaced by James Duckworth
\nJaume Munar (world No 36) \u2013 replaced by Alexander Shevchenko
\nLorenzo Sonego (world No 61) \u2013 replaced by\u00a0Miomir Kecmanovic
\nJerry Shang\u00a0(world No 261 \u2013 entered with protected ranking) \u2013 replaced by James Duckworth<\/p>\n