On March 17, Beijing time, after the first four rounds of competition, the men's singles quarterfinals of this season's Indian Wells Masters were all produced. As the first Masters of the year, this year's Indian Wells Masters was cold and windy, and many famous players were out early, only two of the top 8 seeds advanced to the quarterfinals, and two unseeded players successfully broke through.
Two seeded players, Alcaraz and Nori, broke through, with the youngster Alcaraz becoming the youngest player to reach the quarter-finals of the tournament since Zhang Depei in 1989. Alcaraz has a record of 11 wins and 1 loss this season, and has recently achieved a wave of nine consecutive wins. With the tournament's defending champion Nori on his side, can the recently rising star go any further?
Two-quarters zone Nadal and Kyrgios made it to the quarter-finals. Nadal has continued his winning streak to a 18-game winning streak, but nadal's left foot seems to have been in some condition in the last two games, which could be a hidden danger for his next games. Kyrgios took a wild card to the tournament, eliminating two seeded players, Delbonnes and Ruud, and accepting Sinar's retirement gift.
Kazmanovic and No. 20 seed Fritz emerged from the three-quarters zone. Kezmanovic previously eliminated No. 24 seed Cilic, beating No. 6 seed Berrettini in the last round. Fritz, who is playing on home soil, has experienced three sets in two consecutive rounds, the last round in which he eliminated 29th seed Deminault.
Four-quarters zone 7 seed Rublev and no. 33 seed Dimitrov reached the quarterfinals. Dimi replaced the No. 2 seed Djokovic and did not miss a set in the promotion process, eliminating two seeded players, Bublick and Isner. Rublev did not lose a set in the first three matches, in which he eliminated two seeded players, Tiafo and Hulkach.
Indian Wells Masters Quarterfinals:
[19] Alcaraz vs[12] Nori
[4] Nadal vs.[W] Kyrgios
Kazmanovich vs[20] Fritz
[7] Rublev vs[33] Dimitrov