On April 2, Beijing time, the semi-finals of the ATP1000 Miami Masters began to compete, and the defending champion Hulkac met with the Spanish talented teenager Alcaraz. The two sides fought fiercely in two sets of this game, and Alcaraz doubled seven narrowly to win Hulkach, ushering in the milestone of 50 wins on the tour of his career and successfully reaching the men's singles final of the Miami Masters.
The two sides were fiercely contested in the first set, with Alcaraz defusing break points in the 8th set and Hulkach saving 2 break points in the 11th set to save the set. The first 12 innings were tied 6-6 and the match was dragged into the seventh. In the seventh set, Alcaraz scored four consecutive runs at 3-5 to win the first set seven 7-5.
In the second set, Hulkac saved the break point in the second set, Alcaraz defused two break points in the 11th set, and In the 12th set, Hulkach saved the serve smoothly in the first set without a way back, and the two sides fought again to grab seven. Inning seven, Alcaraz led the way to win the second set 7-2.
In a 2-hour and 2-minute match, the 14th seed Alcaraz defeated defending champion Hulkac 7-6 (5)/ 7-6 (2) to reach the Men's Singles Final of the Miami Masters. Alcaraz became the 4th youngest Masters finalist in the history of the Tour and the second youngest finalist in the history of the Miami Masters. In the final he will face the tournament's No. 6 seed Rudd, who eliminated the dark horse Serendolo to advance. If he succeeds in winning the championship, Alcaraz will become the youngest winner of the Miami Masters.