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Granollers and Zeballos advance to Miami semifinals with revenge victory

Heliovara/Patten and Harrison/Skupski also advanced to the semi-finals on Tuesday

March 24, 2026

Marcel Granollers and Horacio Zeballos exacted revenge on Tuesday at the Miami Open hosted by Itau, defeating old rivals Theo Arribage and Albano Otti Otti 6-4, 7-6(6).

The top seeds lost to the French pair in last month’s final in Dallas but made up for it with a hard-fought victory in South Florida, where they earned their third match point. Granollers and Zeballos, ranked third in the PIF ATP Live Doubles Team Rankings, will compete as a duo for their eighth ATP Masters 1000 title this week.

Two other seeded teams also advanced Tuesday in Miami. Harry Heliovala and Henry Patten, fresh from titles in Doha and Dubai, extended their winning streak to nine games by defeating Santiago Gonzalez and David Pell 6-2, 6-4. Defending Australian Open champions Christian Harrison and Nils Kupski defeated Evan King and John Pierce 6-1, 6-4.

Check out the results for all Tuesday’s doubleheaders in Miami below.

Men’s Doubles – Round of 32

ATP- [1] Marcel Granollers (ESP)/Horacio Zeballos (ARG) d Theo Arribach (France)/Albano Olivetti (France) 64 76
ATP- [3] Christian Harrison (USA)/Neil Skupsky (UK) d Evan King (USA)/John Pearce (Australia) 61 64
ATP- [4] Harry Heliovara (Finland)/Henry Patten (UK) d Santiago Gonzalez (Mexico)/David Pell (France) 62 64

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Cash & Glasspool launches Miami redemption tour
Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool secured victory at the Miami Open in Itau on Monday, defeating Petr Nouza and Patrik Rikl 6-4, 6-3 in 62 minutes.

After finishing last season as the first all-British team to win the ATP Year-End Doubles No. 1 title from the PIF, the second-seeded team are now chasing their first title in 2026. Cash and Glasspool lost in last year’s Miami finals to Marcelo Arevalo and Matt Pavic, who also started their trip with a win on Monday.

According to Infosys ATP statistics, the defending champions easily defeated Alexander Eller and Robert Galloway 6-1, 6-3, saving the only break point they faced. With the win in Miami in 2025, Arevalo and Pavich completed a rare “sunshine double,” becoming just the sixth team in history to accomplish the feat.

Check out the results for all Monday’s doubleheaders in Miami below.

Men’s Doubles – Round of 32

ATP – Kevin Kravitz (Germany)/Neil Oberleitner (Austria)d [WC] Benjamin Kitay (USA)/Ryan Segelman (USA) 64 64
ATP- [5] Marcelo Arevalo(ESA)/Matt Pavic(CRO) d Alexander Eller(AUT)/Robert Galloway(USA) 61 63
ATP – Austin Krajicek (USA)/Nikola Mektic (CRO) d [6] Guido Andreozzi (Argentina)/Manuel Guinard (France) 61 76(6)
ATP- [8] Hugo Nys (Monday)/Edouard Roger-Vasselin (France) d Robert Cash (USA)/JJ Tracy (USA) 64 63
ATP – Sadio Doumbia (France)/Fabien Reboul (France) d [WC] Constantin Franzen (Germany)/Robin Haas (Netherlands) 62 64
ATP – Orlando Luz(BRA)/Rafael Matos(BRA) d Maximo Gonzalez(ARG)/Andres Molteni(ARG) 64 64
ATP- [2] Julian Cash (UK)/Lloyd Glasspool (UK) d Petr Nouza (Czech Republic)/Patrik Rikl (Czech Republic) 64 63
ATP – Sander Arends (Netherlands)/John Patrick Smith (Australia) d Yoki Bumbry (India)/Michael Venus (New Zealand) 46 75 15-13

Men’s Doubles – Round of 16

ATP- [7] Simone Bolelli (Italy)/Andrea Vavassori (Italy) d Tomas Martin Etcheverry (ARG)/Alejandro Tabilo (CHI) 63 76(5)