In 2025, the Cincinnati Open debuted the results of its $260 million renovation – and we were there to witness it. In our first few minutes on the grounds, we could tell we were witnessing something special. During Tommy Paul’s R2 press conference, he said that the Cincinnati Open was now on-par with Wimbledon as the most exceptional tournament on tour. If you weren’t there, you might not get it; if you were, it made all the sense in the world.

Check out our comprehensive guide to the Cincinnati Open and discover why we’re calling it the best tournament on tour.

“Where does real spectator fashion, luxury or not, fit into all of this? Where are the women who buy $50 upper-bowl tickets on Centre Court but look like they belong front row?”

At the 2025 Miami Open, Czech player Jiri Lehecka went down early in the tournament to veteran Gaël Monfils. In what was either a moment of frustration, deflection, or post-match clarity, he took to Instagram to call the Miami Open the Parking Lot Masters.

Even with all of that player disdain, the Miami Open ranks consistently at the top of our favorite tournaments -- mostly for all the wrong, silliest reasons. Learn why we can’t stay away from Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens each March.