Future world number 1 prospect Carlos Alcaraz won his first Masters title in Miami defeating Casper Ruud 7-5, 6-4 in the final. King Rafael Nadal and the real king of Spain King Felipe VI congratulated Alcaraz. (Eurosport)

Iga Swiatek rose to the top of the ranking. Having already won at Indian Wells, she won the Miami title easily – handing out three bagels in 6 matches. May God have mercy on those who have to play Swiatek on clay. (WTA)

John Isner won the doubles title at Miami with parther Hubert Hurcacz. Isner won the Indian Wells doubles title with Jack Sock. That’s a Sunshine Double for Isner – with different partners. (ATP)

Nick Kyrgios racked up a fine of $27K for multiple offences at the Miami Open. (news.com.au)

Emma Raducanu is having a nightmare of a year on the tour. But Cameron Norrie will enter the Top 10. (ATP)

Daniil Medvedev is out of action for t to 2 months after a surgery (TFS)

Carlos Alcaraz is the future king of tennis. The future king got a call from the King of Spain, King Felipe after winning his first Masters title at the Miami Open.

Alcaraz beat  Casper Ruud 7-5 6-4 in the final. With the win, Alcaraz became the first Spanish man to win the title. Eight Spaniards had reached the finals at Miami but no one managed to win the title.

Speaking of the surprising call from King Felipe, Alcaraz said:

It’s pretty amazing to get the call from the Spanish king. I was more nervous for that call than the match.

It’s pretty amazing that the Spanish king congratulates you on the hard work that you put in every day and your win. It’s something that you never thought you were going to receive.

Carlos Alcaraz‘s win-loss record since the Australian Open is 16-1. On Sunday, he became the youngest man to win the Miami Open in the tournament’s history.