Medvedev admits there is something harder than winning a Grand Slam

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**Daniil Medvedev** had just reached the final at Indian Wells, and for that reason alone, some already saw him as a strong candidate to go far in the **Miami Open 2026**. That was until yesterday when he stumbled in the third round against an inspired Francisco Cerúndolo, and that story came to an end. In the press conference that followed, the Russian talked about the difficulty of winning these two March tournaments, even placing this challenge above winning a Grand Slam title.

"The Double Sunshine is probably harder, because a Grand Slam is just one tournament, but the Double Sunshine means winning two in a row," stated the Moscow-born player, who will now return home to rest before facing his 'beloved' clay court season.

Daniil Medvedev was asked after his R3 loss to Cerundolo at the @MiamiOpen

Which is harder - winning a grand slam or doing the sunshine double?

Daniil: “Probably sunshine double is tougher, because a Grand Slam is just one tournament, but sunshine double is winning 2 in a row”

— TennisONE App (@TennisONEApp) March 24, 2026

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