Mismanagement in Miami: Court Change Due to Lack of Lighting

Everything is going wrong at the Miami Open 2026 during the first days of competition. The venue shows constant shortcomings, rain has disrupted the schedule, and to top it off, a match on Court 4 had to be interrupted because the court lacks artificial lighting. It was the match between Alexander Shevchenko and Matteo Arnaldi, corresponding to the first round still, so it must finish today without fail.

Play suspended on court 4 at the Miami Open.

It may be moved to another court later.

Matteo Arnaldi vs Alexander Shevcenko 6-7, 5-5

Shevcenko had a match point earlier on serve .. pic.twitter.com/qxu6edW7KQ

— edgeAI (@edgeAIapp) March 20, 2026

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