Medvedev and Khachanov reached the quarterfinals of the Masters in Miami without problems

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The fifth player in the world, Danil Medvedev, has reached the quarterfinals of the Masters in Miami, after defeating the Frenchman Kanten Allis with 6-4, 6-2. The Russian defeated the 70th tennis player in the world in 79 minutes. In the first set, Medvedev gained a key advantage in the fifth game, while in the second, he took away his opponent's serve twice. In the quarterfinals of the tournament in Miami, he will play against local tennis player Christopher Eubanks.

The 31st player in the world, the Argentinian Francisco Cerundolo, secured a place among the eight best. He defeated the Italian Lorenzo Sonega with 3:6, 6:3, 6:2. Cerundolo meets the 14th seed of Russia, Karen Khachanov, in the quarterfinals.

Jessica Pegula, the third world tennis player, reached the semifinals in the women's competition, after beating the Russian Anastasia Potapova 4-6, 6-3, 7-6/2.

Potapova had two match points on her serve in the tenth game of the third set, but the American tennis player managed to save them, and then won the tiebreak with 7-2. Pegula will play last year's Wimbledon winner and tenth seed Elena Rybakina from Kazakhstan in the semifinals.

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The fifth player in the world, Danil Medvedev, has reached the quarterfinals of the Masters in Miami, after defeating the Frenchman Kanten Allis with 6-4, 6-2. The Russian defeated the 70th tennis player in the world in 79 minutes. In the first set, Medvedev gained a key advantage in the fifth game, while in the second, he took away his opponent's serve twice. In the quarterfinals of the tournament in Miami, he will play against local tennis player Christopher Eubanks.

The 31st player in the world, the Argentinian Francisco Cerundolo, secured a place among the eight best. He defeated the Italian Lorenzo Sonega with 3:6, 6:3, 6:2. Cerundolo meets the 14th seed of Russia, Karen Khachanov, in the quarterfinals.

Jessica Pegula, the third world tennis player, reached the semifinals in the women's competition, after beating the Russian Anastasia Potapova 4-6, 6-3, 7-6/2.

Potapova had two match points on her serve in the tenth game of the third set, but the American tennis player managed to save them, and then won the tiebreak with 7-2. Pegula will play last year's Wimbledon winner and tenth seed Elena Rybakina from Kazakhstan in the semifinals.

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