Miami Final Highlights Reel: From 2010-19, Relive How The Titles Were Won

From Andy Roddick’s triumph in 2010 to Roger Federer’s in 2019, it’s been a memorable decade at the Miami Open presented by Itau. Sit back and enjoy championship match highlights from the past 10 years at this ATP Masters 1000 tournament:

Over the past decade, Novak Djokovic led the way with five Miami trophies in a six-year span (2011-12, ’14-16), defeating Rafael Nadal (twice), Andy Murray (twice) and Kei Nishikori in the title matches. He called the 2011 final, where he prevailed against Nadal over three hours and 21 minutes, “one of the best finals I ever played in in my life”. 

Murray also came out on top in a memorable final, saving championship point to deny Spaniard David Ferrer in 2013. Meanwhile, Federer and Nadal continued their rivalry as they clashed for the 2017 title — exactly 12 years removed from their first-ever meeting in a final. Federer, at the age of 37, celebrated another triumph in 2019 at the tournament’s first edition at Hard Rock Stadium. 

In between Federer’s titles, 32-year-old American John Isner became the oldest first-time ATP Masters 1000 champion when he fought past Alexander Zverev. “To win like that in front of a crowd like that, with that atmosphere, you can’t replicate moments like that,” said Isner. “It was absolutely amazing.”

Due to the global outbreak of COVID-19, the 2020 Miami Open presented by Itau did not proceed as scheduled.