All Miami Fall 2026 Recap

Some tournaments are about the trophy. All Miami is about the city, and over two days at the Biltmore, the city showed up.

On Saturday and Sunday, September 19 and 20, players from every level filled the courts for the fall All Miami, the last regular-season stop of 2026. Singles and doubles, men's and women's, divisions from 3.0 all the way to 5.0 and above. The format kept everyone moving: quick rounds, real stakes, and enough tennis across the weekend to settle who finished the year on top.

In the Men's 3.0 final, Roberto Portal came through 6-3 over Jose Rodriguez to take the title. Across the other draws the finals brought out the best of the field: Brendan McCauley and Fernando Esteves in the 3.5, Darren Pinheiro dos Santos and Nicolas Duchemin in a hard-fought 4.5, and Federico Boscarino and Lucca Baptista meeting at the top of the 5.0 and above. The doubles ran just as deep, with the Nathans and Lob pairing and Branon and Singerman among the teams still standing late on Sunday.

None of it works without the people who build it. Thank you to Gui Cunha and the partners who showed up to make the weekend what it was.

The premise has not changed since the first All Miami: amateur tennis in Miami deserves better than long waits, thin hospitality, and a can of balls passed off as a welcome. What keeps changing is the scale.

All Miami is a handful of days a year. The rest of it is the Player Challenge, and the Fall Sprint is live right now. However your weekend went, the fastest way to carry it forward is your next match.

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