The Brit captured his first Masters title at the BNP Paribas Open last fall and possesses a formidable clay-court game.

Everyone wants to see Alcaraz take on Rafa after their most recent match, but Norrie presents a tough test for the 19-year-old.

While Norrie is currently ranked inside the Top 10, the Brit is just 1-3 in his career against clay-court specialist Ramos-Vinolas.

Meanwhile, Novak Djokovic kicks off his 364th career week at No. 1—exactly seven years’ worth of weeks at No. 1.

The future of the men’s game looks different each week, it seems, and the Miami Open is primed to add another chapter.

The 21-time Grand Slam champion is now 15-0 on the year after lifting his record-tying fourth Acapulco trophy.

Norrie and Rublev each steadied their ships, while Alcaraz—who joins them in the Top 20 for the first time—is full speed ahead right now.

The Brit is the higher ranked player, but the American has won each of their two meetings in straight sets.

Novak is no longer on the opening-day schedule. That doesn't mean the matches are lacking.

Elsewhere, American rising stars Sebastian Korda and Brandon Nakashima both take on Top 16 seeds.