Stream live on TennisChannel.com at 7:00 p.m. ET on Sunday.🖥️📱 Click here for live coverage on TennisChannel.com (United States only; start time approximately 7:00 p.m. ET)The winner of this match will play either 2021 US Open champion Emma Raducanu or American McCartney Kessler in the fourth round. Andreeva is bidding for her 14th consecutive match win.👉 Click here for the complete Miami Open bracket.Will the Andreeva bubble ever burst? After back-to-back wins at WTA 1000s in Dubai and Indian Wells, I expected her to show some signs of weariness, either mental or physical, when she got to Miami. Instead, she was as sharp as ever in a 6-0, 6-2 opening-round win over Veronika Kudermetova. A Sunshine Double at 17 suddenly doesn’t sound so far-fetched.But if there’s an early-round opponent who can derail the Andreeva train with her power, it might be Anisimova. When the 17th-ranked American makes clean contact, even the long-limbed Russian, who likes playing defense, is going to struggle to get the ball back. On her good days, Anisimova’s pace can make it tough for anyone to impose her own game.A post shared by Tennis (@tennischannel)The two have never played. Obviously, Andreeva, who is 20-3 in 2025, is in peak form and has confidence to spare. But Anisimova has also won a title this season, in Doha, and is 10-4 on the year. Andreeva is the better all-around player with the much-higher career ceiling, but Anisimova will take her shots. Winner: Andreeva—Steve Tignor👉 Click here for more news on the Miami Open.Andreeva is a -300 moneyline favorite; Anisimova is a +225 underdog.To win the first set, Andreeva is -250 and Anisimova is +175.(Odds from BetMGM as of 11:30 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 22.)👉 Click here for more betting coverage on TENNIS.com.
