The Miami Masters played eight matches on March 30, and the quarterfinals of the tournament have been decided, so let's take a look at yesterday's full battle report:
Medvedev beat Brooksby
In the face of the American brother, although the start was backward, the Russians who stabilized their positions quickly occupied the initiative on the field.
Dropping two straight sets, May will face the defending champion in the next round. In the last leg, he was too stressed inside and outside the arena due to excessive pressure on and off the field, losing to Monfils early and giving up the world number one to Djokovic.
This time, can Mei, who is relieved of the pressure and wants to be the world number one, always cross the mountain of the defending champion?
Alcaraz wins Tsitsipas
This is another meeting between the two after last year's US Open, and it is also a rather attractive duel in this round.
In the end, Alcaraz trailed five sets in a row with the opening set 2-5 behind, successfully reversed the first set, and then broke in the second round, and finally fell straight in two sets.
The first set was so spectacular that many critics even bluntly said that the match, despite losing suspense prematurely in the second set, was still the best match of the year so far.
Hulkach beat Harris
Facing the South African, whose form has recovered, the defending champion is not easy to win, and the first set is only seven to win or lose.
Facing Mei Zong in the next round is not only a touchstone for him to prove his strength in the world's top ten, but also a key step to achieve the defense of the title.
Fritz lost to Kecsmanovich
Are Americans expected to reap the sunshine double crown? Not without precedent! People like Agassi, Sampras, etc., have tasted such a taste.
Fritz's injury seemed to have affected his performance, and after winning the first set, the second set quickly dropped, at one point trailing 5-0. After surviving the decisive set, Katsmanovic quickly broke and successfully took the lead, Fritz was powerless to return to the sky, how difficult it was to achieve back-to-back championships!
Sinasem Kyegos
It was the first time the two had met in their careers, a previously expected showdown at Indian Wells, which was broken by the Italian's retirement.
Still, Kyrgios was disappointing! Not because he lost, but in his familiar way.
Rudd wins Nori
Two of the world's top-ranked players who have emerged from the past two seasons met narrowly, and the former's victory ended.
Zverev wins Kokinakis
Facing the Australian Open doubles champion, Zverev showed his superior strength and eventually passed the level.
Tiaph lost to Cyrenddo
Another local player also fell in this round, and the big black man who had a lot of hope was eliminated by the dark horse, and at this point, the three American players were completely destroyed in this round. (Source: Tennis House Author: Luo ChengQiye)