The quarterfinals of the Miami Open are now set -- but which was your favorite rally of the fourth round? Vote below.
Is there a cheekier way to troll your opponent than a drop shot return winner? Yulia Putintseva
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Caroline Garcia
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As any amateur player knows, blustery conditions are some of the worst to play tennis in. Anhelina Kalinina
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When a net cord bounced a ball right into Iga Swiatek
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Emma Navarro
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