Strong newcomer stops at quarterfinals, check out the youngest champion rankings at Miami Masters!

After several days of intense competition, the Miami Masters has determined the quarterfinal list, with one player born in 2006 attracting attention, becoming the first player of that age group to reach the Masters quarterfinals. However, he ultimately did not advance to the semifinals. Even if he could have won the championship as a dark horse, he would not top the list of youngest champions in Miami. Check out the top five youngest and oldest champions in Miami:

Miami Open youngest champion rankings

1️⃣• Carlos Alcaraz

2022 | 18 years 10 months

Although Alcaraz's recent results in this tournament are far from comparable to his performance at the Indian Wells Masters, another Sunshine Double event, his first major championship indeed came from this "Fifth Grand Slam." At that time, he defeated Ruud, who was also making his first Masters final appearance, securing his first significant title. That year, he was still under 19.

2️⃣• Jakub Mensik

2025 | 19 years 6 months

Last year, with a series of performances including defeating his idol Djokovic in the final, Mensik successfully made his mark in Masters history. Winning a major championship at a ranking above 50 at such a young age was as astonishing as Nadal's emergence years ago. However, his development over the past year has not been entirely satisfactory. Fortunately, he is still young and has unlimited potential; many believe he could become the third force chasing Alcaraz and Sinner.

3️⃣• Novak Djokovic

2007 | 19 years 9 months

4️⃣• Andre Agassi

1990 | 19 years 10 months

Djokovic and his former coach Agassi share many similarities. Both excel in returns, and they are also the most successful players in Miami Masters history, each with six titles. Even their ages when first winning the championship are nearly the same.

5️⃣• Michael Chang

1992 | 20 years 20 days

When mentioning young, talented, and gifted players besides Nadal and Alcaraz, Michael Chang is a name that must be noted. To this day, he still holds the record for the youngest male singles Grand Slam champion. Compared to this unique Grand Slam honor, his achievements in Masters tournaments are not particularly outstanding, but his victory at the Miami Masters was also achieved at a very young age.（Source: Tennis Home Author: Luo Cheng Qiye）