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The Miami Open came to an end on Sunday with 18-year-old Carlos Alcaraz crowned the champion as the youngest man ever to do so. It came one day after Iga Swiatek picked up the title making her the youngest woman ever to complete the 'Sunshine Double', having also won Indian Wells just two weeks prior.
Carlos Alcaraz has explained how he got over the line in his Miami Open quarter-final to beat Novak Djokovic and Rafael Nadal's records and become the youngest teenager to make back-to-back semi-finals in the 'Sunshine Double'. The 18-year-old lost to Nadal in the Indian Wells semis and faces defending Miami Open champion Hubert Hurkacz in his second successive last-four match.
Tim Henman doesn't feel as though Daniil Medvedev's loss to Hubert Hurkacz is a big deal as the Russian will move back to the world No 1 spot "pretty rapidly". Medvedev failed to cement his place at the top of the rankings last month after a shock defeat to Gael Monfils at Indian Wells.
Soon to be World No 2 Paula Badosa was forced to retire during her Miami Open Quarterfinal against American Jessica Pegula.
After Victoria Azarenka’s seventh mid-match retirement in just over a year, Tennis365 remembers some of the controversial, unlucky and plain brutal incidents that ended proceedings prematurely, featuring Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams, Nick Kyrgios, Emma Raducanu and more.
British number one Cameron Norrie was hampered by a calf injury as he was knocked out of the Miami Open with a 6-3 6-4 defeat by sixth seed Casper Ruud.
Daniil Medvedev has been warned he is not yet at the level of Novak Djokovic despite being on the brink of regaining the world No 1 spot at the Miami Open. After his straight sets wins over Andy Murray, the Russian will face American Jenson Brooksby for a place in the last eight. Progressing to the semi finals would be enough for the 26-year-old to rise back to the top of rankings for the second time this year.
Andy Murray still has what it takes to “achieve amazing things” and the grass-court season could give him the boost that he needs, according to his coach Ivan Lendl.