On his don’t-sweat-the-mistakes attack, and his dominant third-round win over Australian Alexei Popyrin.

The Scot is coming off the longest match of his career, but does that mean he's destined to be blown off the court? Plus, three other plays we like on Day 6.

Few moments in tennis compare to seeing the sheer joy and emotion of an Aussie wild card after he takes down a top seed with a rocking home crowd chanting his name.

Sydney-born and 6’5”, Popyrin captured his first ATP title in Singapore and maintained that momentum through the Miami Open.

He’s also a ridiculous 302-27 in sets on the terre battue.

Rafael Nadal and Novak Djokovic begin their road to a potential blockbuster semifinal, while Sloane Stephens faces Carla Suarez Navarro in the Spaniard's first match since conquering cancer.

Tennys Sandgren, who faces Djokovic, has five wins over Top 15 players, and they’ve all come at the majors.

Daniil Medvedev has won tennis matches in many different ways over the course of his young career, but the 25-year-old probably never imagined closing one out the way he did Sunday at the Miami Open.

At the Miami Open on Sunday, who will win a first-time meeting: Bianca Andreescu or Amanda Anisimova? And can Jessica Pegula beat Karolina Pliskova for the third time this month?

The 23-year-old American kicked off his Miami Open campaign Friday, winning eight of 11 net points during his 6-2, 6-2 win over countryman Marcos Giron.