Djokovic 6-2, 7-6 Koda! 413 wins set a record to enter the semi-finals, and the semi-final was 12-1 Dimi

On March 28, Beijing time, the ATP Miami Masters ended the match between Djokovic and Koda, and the 37-year-old Serbian king won the match in straight sets again, and entered the semifinals of the tournament to hit his career 100 crowns, and the semifinal opponent was Dimitrov, who had a 12-1 record. The score was 6-3, 7-6(4) in both sets.

In the first set, Djokovic was in very good shape, his continuous running showed super holding ability, and he was also in place in the service link, and the service return was his advantage, and he easily won the first set 6-3. Djokovic led 8-7 in the winning set, and Korda was 10-7 with unforced errors.

In the second set, Djokovic was strongly impacted by his opponent and once fell behind 3-5, but at the critical moment he completed a break to chase the score to 4-5. Korda, who calmed down a little, relied on good serve to score simple points in the subsequent service game, and after winning this game, the score came to 6-5, and Djokovic came to his second set of service game. Djokovic quickly improved his form from 0-30 down, and after winning four points in a row, the score came to 6-6 and the tie-break was coming.

The tie-break started with patience on both sides, holding each other's serve points, and it was Djokovic who broke the balance first, and he went into the side change 4-2, and Korda received a 5-2 victory from the 37-year-old veteran, and then Korda scored two points in a row to chase the score to 4-5, and Djokovic came to his own serve point to win the match 7-6 (4).