Jacques Driber Al -Hosary: ​​British No. 1 in a prosperous mood because he targets the Miami Open title after the success of Indian Wales | Tennis News

Jacques Dripper says his Indian victory, Wales, has filled it with the belief that he could “hit anyone” because it targets a dual victory over the sun’s rays in the Miami Open.

The British number 1 climbed to seventh ranked seventh in the world after Holger Ron was crushed in consecutive groups to demand his first title in the ATP 1000 Master in the final of the BNP Paribas Open Championship.

The biggest victory for the Dreber profession so far has left him full with confidence and earned him goodbye during the first round of the Miami Open, where he offers only the eighth – and the first British – to complete “Sunshine Double”.

“There are many amazing players in this clouds,” Draber said. Sky Sports. “Winning (in Indian Wales) makes me true, I feel I can overcome anyone.

“At the same time, there are a lot of matches in front of me, starting from the first difficult player. I believe in myself, but there is a long way.

“Last week gave me a lot of confidence, it was great to celebrate with my family and team, and to feel the pride that I feel.

“On the equal footing, I feel that I was working at this moment for a long time and I think I can do this, so I take it in my step. I move here and look to start again and start strongly here.

“I feel good, physically, mentally strong, emotionally ready to continue work and put work better.”

Dripper will join Tennis Novak Djokovic, Roger Federer, Andre Agasi and Sampras house in completing the dual sun, as it was to secure his second title at ATP 1000 Master in an area of ​​two weeks.

Thinking about his exploits in Indian Wales, the 23 -year -old highlighted three -year -old axial moments that finally laid the foundation to reach the final with complete confidence.

“The first match against (Joao) Fonseca, someone I think will be the best player in the coming years,” explained Dreter.

“To see the fans and what I brought, the atmosphere on the first day made me feel that I was in the championship. There were many fans there and this was a really special match.

“The match against Taylor (Fritz) was the place where everything began to click for me. I was looking for it for a short period, especially outside the back of those injuries at the beginning of the year, which really helped my confidence.

“Then the line in Carlos (Alcaraz) exceeded this big stage against a person who won it twice in a row, that was great for me.”

When asked if there was a match that he approached with complete confidence, Dryber added: “Maybe it was the final. I was playing a good tennis throughout the week.

“On the day before, it is swayed in the second group against Carlos, so overcoming this type of players on this type of stage is really important to me at this stage

Miami open table

Tuesday, March 18: The first round of women
Wednesday, March 19: The first round of men and women
Thursday 20 March: The first round of men/the second round of women
Friday, March 21: The second round of men and women
Saturday, March 22: The second round of men/the third round of women
Sunday, March 23: The third round of men and women
Monday, March 24: The third round of men/the fourth round of women
Tuesday 25 March: The quarter -finals of women/fourth round of men
Wednesday 26 March: The quarter -finals of men and women
Thursday 27 March: The semi -finals of women/quarter -finals for men
Friday, March 28: The semi -finals of men
Saturday March 29: Women Final
Sunday 30 March: Final men

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