Is Roger Federer better than ever?

“I’m feeling really good on court and other times, so this is the best thing that I can have this week,” Fognini said.

“I was so close to winning, I was two points away in the tiebreak, but she played very strong and deserved to win today,” Halep said. “But my confidence is there, the game is there — I just need to play matches.”

Who will be in the other women’s semifinal in Miami?

Roger Federer and Rafael Nadal are now the favorites to meet in the Sunday final, but will they make it?

The quarterfinal line-up at Miami is all set.

Roger Federer is now 15-1 on the season after dominating Juan Martin del Potro at Miami.

“I knew it’s going to be a tough one,” Nishikori said. “Fernando is a very solid player. He has a great serve and great groundstrokes.

“It was a good match,” said Kerber, who was down a break in both sets. “I was trying to feel my game again. I was moving good, but it was not so easy because she didn’t play badly. I was trying to stay positive and play my tennis.”

Venus Williams is the lone former champion left in Miami.

Roger Federer, Juan Martin del Potro and Stan Wawrinka all advanced Saturday at Miami.

Frances Tiafoe’s is super-psyched to face Roger Federer.

Rafael Nadal reminds the press it’s still very early in 2017.

“I’m not necessarily in the best position right now, but fortunately it’s a long tournament,” Raonic said. “Doesn’t mean things can’t change and I can’t get better throughout this event.”

Muguruza trailed McHale 0-6, 2-3 when play was suspended due to rain on Thursday night. Muguruza came all the way back on Friday, saving a match point to earn victory.