Overview
- The defending pair defeated Learner Tien and Amanda Anisimova 20-7 in Tuesday's final.
- They split a $200,000 prize, with prize money funded by the BNP Paribas Open and ticket sales benefiting local charities.
- Tien filled in for Andrey Rublev, who remained in Dubai due to travel restrictions linked to military action in the Middle East.
- Fritz is now a three-time Eisenhower Cup winner, and both players are past Indian Wells singles champions (Fritz 2022, Rybakina 2023).
- An award presentation featured an awkward moment captured on video as Rybakina moved Eisenhower Health executive David Renker’s hand from her waist.