Most Singles Titles at the Miami Open: Men’s and Women’s Record Holders

The Miami Open, often referred to as the “Fifth Grand Slam,” has long served as a prestigious battleground where the greatest legends of tennis cement their legacies. As of the 2025 edition, the record books for most singles titles remain a testament to three specific eras of dominance: the gritty resurgence of Andre Agassi, the clinical precision of Novak Djokovic, and the sheer power of Serena Williams.

While the tournament has transitioned from the picturesque Crandon Park to the modern Hard Rock Stadium, the names etched into its history represent the pinnacle of hard-court excellence.

The Men’s Joint Record: Agassi and Djokovic

In the men’s singles category, the record for most titles is a dead heat between two of the greatest returners the game has ever seen, each holding 6 titles.

Andre Agassi (1990, 1995, 1996, 2001, 2002, 2003)

Andre Agassi’s relationship with Miami spanned nearly his entire career. He won his first title in 1990 against Stefan Edberg and his last in 2003 against Carlos Moyá. Agassi’s most impressive feat was his “three-peat” at the turn of the millennium, winning three consecutive titles between 2001 and 2003. His baseline aggression and fitness in the humid Florida heat made him the original “King of Miami.”

Novak Djokovic (2007, 2011, 2012, 2014, 2015, 2016)

Novak Djokovic rose to match Agassi’s record through a decade of unmatched consistency. Miami was the site of Djokovic’s first-ever Masters 1000 title in 2007. He later mirrored Agassi’s three-peat by winning consecutively from 2014 to 2016. Interestingly, in the 2025 final, Djokovic had a historic opportunity to break the tie and claim a 7th title, but he was defeated in a tight two-set match by the rising star Jakub Menšík. Consequently, he remains tied with Agassi at the top of the leaderboard.

The Queen of Key Biscayne: Serena Williams

While the men’s record is shared, the all-time leader across both genders stands alone. Serena Williams transformed the Miami Open into her personal playground, securing a staggering 8 titles.

Serena Williams (2002, 2003, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2013, 2014, 2015)

Serena’s dominance in Miami is a reflection of her broader career: longevity and peak performance. She achieved two different “three-peats” (2002–2004 and 2013–2015), showing that she could own the tournament across different decades. For Serena, Miami was a home tournament, and she often spoke of the comfort she felt playing in front of the Florida crowd. Her 8 titles remain one of the most difficult records to break in any Masters 1000 or WTA 1000 event.

Miami Open Title Leaders (Singles)

Legacy and the 2025 Era

The 2025 edition marked a significant shift in the tournament’s narrative. With Aryna Sabalenka claiming the 2025 women’s title and Jakub Menšík taking the men’s, the “Old Guard” records feel more secure than ever. As modern players specialize in different surfaces and the tour becomes increasingly competitive, the hauls of Williams, Agassi, and Djokovic look increasingly like untouchable benchmarks of tennis history.