The No. 6 seed defeated Magda Linette of Poland 6-3, 6-2 on Tuesday, and will face Aryna Sabalenka next.

What will it take for world No. 140 to overpower the five-time Grand Slam champion?

It's an uphill quarterfinal match for the American, but it doesn't mean he's out of the running.

The two are facing for the first time on outdoor hard courts for a place in the Miami Open quarterfinals.

The Serbian went on a nine-game run and booked a quarterfinal spot with a 6-2, 6-2 rout of Lorenzo Musetti.

The American is a big favorite, but should she be?

Will their “Brazilian diva" win her first title at the Hard Rock Stadium?

Leaving college in 1964 to pursue tennis, the 81-year-old is on her 'Road to Graduation,’ joining California State University L.A. Class of 2026.

After eliminating João Fonseca at the Miami Open, the Aussie was “just showing love and respect” to the pro-Brazilian crowd.

The 18-year-old showed off his tennis and crowd-conducting skills, signaling the arrival of a global phenom.

The former British No. 1 will replace Bjorn Borg, and work alongside new Team Europe captain Yannick Noah. Team World is led by captain Andre Agassi and vice captain Pat Rafter.

... and who does the German think wouldn't leave the bench?

But the Championships are moving on from one other tradition.

The special red, green and white accessory features alongside his custom Sunshine Double kit.

“One of my biggest strengths is my mentality," said the Aussie No. 10 seed. "That’s a big part of what got me the win today.”

Stream live on TennisChannel.com at approximately 3:10 p.m. ET on Tuesday.

Will the world No. 1 extend her 5-0 winning streak against the Olympic Gold Medalist?

The Frenchman edged out Korda in straight tiebreaks at the BNP Paribas Open earlier this month, but the odds are favoring the American in this rematch.

Anisimova, Collins and Opelka also saw their bids at Hard Rock Stadium ended.

They've always played close matches. Will the Italian close the door?

After toppling the defending champion with a strong serving performance, Sabalenka will meet Zheng Qinwen in the quarterfinals.

Tennis in a skatepark. It's a vibe.

The six-time Miami champ heaped praise on the young Brazilian, who has already made waves on his way to the third round.

Alexander Zverev and Carlos Alcaraz continue trailing Sinner in the rankings despite the latter's three-month ban due to an anti-doping rule violation.

Cornet is making a comeback less than a year after ending her tennis career.

The former No. 12 is on a 15-match win streak with a Top 100 return in sight.

The American, who ended the Russian's 13-match win streak Sunday in Miami, showed off a blister on her middle finger.

The 19-year-old Filipina stunned Australian Open champion Madison Keys in one of the biggest upsets of the tournament.

And she’s been in the Top 2 every week for the last three years.

“I was happy with the way I was able to fight and stay focused,” the American said after her contentious three-set victory Sunday.

With these courts playing quicker according to the Pole, will that in turn lead to a competitive showdown?

Stream live on TennisChannel.com not before 1 p.m. ET on Monday.

Before each day's play at the Miami Open, we'll break down three must-see matches.

The Belgian took down No. 8 seed Andrey Rublev in emotional scenes at the Miami Open presented by Itau.

Stream live on TennisChannel.com at 7:00 p.m. ET on Sunday.

Stream live on TennisChannel.com Monday (third on Grandstand).

Stream live on TennisChannel.com Monday afternoon ET (second on Grandstand).

The 40-time Masters 1000 champion recorded his 411th win at this level—surpassing Nadal’s 410—in Miami on Sunday.

Ranked No. 182, the 20-year-old Rafa Nadal Academy alum scored a second-round stunner over No. 13 seed Ben Shelton.

A closer look at the equipment of the 2024 Miami finalist, who is back into the fourth round after a three-set epic vs. Karen Khachanov.

Collins found the pup, who had been hit by a car, in the road on her way home from Hard Rock Stadium.

Andreeva has been ripping through the WTA over the last few weeks, but can she beat Anisimova in straight sets?

Stream live on TennisChannel.com at 12:00 p.m. ET on Sunday.

Stream live on TennisChannel.com at 2:20 p.m. ET on Sunday.

Before each day's play at the Miami Open, we'll break down three must-see matches.

The American cruised past Maria Sakkari in straight sets to reach the fourth round in Miami.

The ultimate power racquet gets updated with more a comfortable feel to improve its already massive appeal.