Draper to face Holger Rune in the Indian Wells final!

Been an impressive run, taking out both Fritz and Alcaraz to get there.

Jack Draper wins the final 6-2 6-2! A tremendous performance from start to finish.

That was a very polished performance. Rune never got going but Jack was pretty much flawless

Amazing performance, not facing a single break point. If I hadn't got out of work slightly early, I probably wouldn't have caught any of the match, he got it done so quickly Up to #7 in the rankings tomorrow and extremely close to #5.

Second consecutive Masters title for Mirra Andreeva in the women's side

what a weekend for Draper and Andreeva.

was expecting more from Rune yesterday, I gave up after the initial 4-0.

Andreeva beating both #1 & 2!!

In theory Draper should contend Grand Slams moving forward. If he keeps his ranking where it is or goes higher, he’ll only meet Sinner/Alcaraz later on.

His biggest adversary will still be himself but (for now) he seems to have that in hand (excluding his second set wobble vs Alcaraz and the double drop shot failure yesterday)

Great to see Emma Radacanu battling back from 1-3 down in the final set to beat a top 10 player in Miami today. That should give her a lot of confidence.

everybody that did well in Indian Wells, lost already in Miami in R1

Draper, Rune, Alcaraz lol are tournaments so intense that you cannot compete in full 2 tournaments in a row?

Raducanu is through to the fourth round where she'll face Amanda Anisimova, a player who has won a WTA 1000 already this year, but also someone that Emma beat at the Australian Open this year 🤔 So that could be an interesting match

Miami has been such a weird tournament so far

The Andreeva-Anisimova game was bizarre too, with medical timeouts and

apparently Anisimova giving the finger to Andreeva :D

Emma into the quarter-finals now, probably playing her best tennis since the US Open win. It certainly helped that her match yesterday was shorter than Anisimova's and finished earlier.

Emma's playing great, very solid.

She needs a few of these round of 16 / QF runs to just shake off some of this consistency negativity that have been around for a while now as it's just tedious.

Five-time major champion Iga Swiatek is being protected by increased security after an "aggressive and taunting" fan verbally abused her at the Miami Open.

Swiatek, 23, was targeted by the man in a practice session on Saturday.

This 19 year old girl from The Philippines, Alexandra Eala, is making quite an impact this week, beating Madison Keys and Iga Swiatek.

^yes, Eala is amazing, she's gonna a huge name in the coming future

oh wow wasn't expecting Mensik to beat Djokovik in the Miami Final!

Mensik a name to look out for then! Surely that will make Jack Draper feel better about losing to him straight off the back of the Indian Wells title

So that Olympic Medal really will be the last title for Djok then it seems, forever stuck on 99!

Emma Raducanu has withdrawn from the Great Britain squad for next week's Billie Jean King Cup qualifiers in the Netherlands to "look after her body".

The British number two reached the Miami Open quarter-finals last week.

Raducanu has competed in seven tournaments so far this year - the most she has played in the first three months of a season.

The 22-year-old, who climbed back into the world's top 50 this week, needed medical attention before losing to fourth seed Jessica Pegula in Miami.

GB take on Germany in the Federations Cup Tennis qualifier which can be shown on the BBC Red Button.

Love wathcing Montecarlo

Surprising day 1 exits for Zverev and Novak, who played so bad it's unbelievable

also bad tournament for Draper, Tsitsipas, Ruud etc

was thinking Alcaraz-de Minaur for the final so surprised Musetti beat him