On the 23-year-old’s title, and 22-year-old Alejandro Davidovich Fokina’s crowd-pleasing runner-up run.

The No. 3 seed prevailed, 6-3, 7-6 (3), in Sunday's final to capture an eighth career title and deny the Spaniard in his first ATP final.

Davidovich Fokina has been competitive against Tsitsipas in the past, and he can do it again in their biggest collision yet.

The defending champion comfortably defeated Alexander Zverev, while the 22-year-old's career-best run continued with a tight win over Grigor Dimitrov.

Davidovich Fokina might not be ranked as high as his opponent, but he's the stronger clay-court player and beat him in their only other meeting.

The 22-year-old Spaniard, who takes on Grigor Dimitrov in his first Masters 1000 semifinal, has become a fan favorite thanks to his flashy shotmaking and endearing personality.

These two talented youngster have split wins in their head-to-head history, with Davidovich Fokina winning the last time they squared off.

Last year, the Serb also lost early in Monte Carlo, and eventually won the French Open. So panic isn’t necessary where he’s concerned. What seems necessary is an appreciation for the Spaniard's Tuesday performance.

The 22-year-old Spaniard conquered his clumsier tendencies to score the biggest win of his young career, ending the world No. 1’s second tournament of 2022 in the opening round.

In a battle of former world No. 1s with multiple majors, can Naomi Osaka prevent Angelique Kerber from notching a fifth consecutive win in their head-to-head series Thursday at Hard Rock Stadium?