Edge Report

Alcaraz is the 3rd seed and former Miami champion, ranked world No.3 vs Korda outside top 20. Alcaraz has dominated this matchup historically and is elite on hard courts — 1.14 odds are short but still above the 1.10 threshold and worth anchoring a multi.

Fritz is the 4th seed ranked world No.4, while Opelka has been battling injury and is ranked outside the top 50. Fritz has the consistency edge and all-court game to handle Opelka's big serve on this hard court. Solid lock at 1.48.

Fils (13th seed, ~No.20) is in excellent form and rising rapidly, while Tsitsipas has been in a prolonged slump dropping outside the top 15. Tsitsipas has struggled badly on hard courts recently and Fils' aggressive game matches up well. Good value at 1.69 given current trajectories.

Berrettini is unseeded but his peak ranking was No.6 and his massive serve-forehand combo on hard courts is devastating. Vacherot is a journeyman ranked outside top 100. At 1.80 Berrettini offers wildcard value as he works his way back from injury — his weapons should be too much here.

Zverev is the 2nd seed ranked world No.2 facing a 36-year-old Cilic who is well past his prime and ranked outside the top 100. Zverev's consistency and power on hard courts should produce a comfortable straight-sets win at 1.15.

Medvedev is the 6th seed and a two-time Miami finalist who thrives on this hard court. Cerundolo is primarily a clay-court specialist ranked around No.30 who historically struggles against elite hard-court baseliners. Medvedev at 1.28 is a reliable multi leg.