Collins is rumoured to play her last tournament before the maternity leave so she will give her all to win it. I won't even mention that she is playing on home soil. Rybakina, on the other hand, played mostly 3 set matches in Miami and is likely running out of steam. Let's wait and see tonight!
Spending a lot of time on the court to reach the final did make it difficult for her to stay fit in the final and Rybakina had to accept the unpleasant fact of suffering her second defeat in the WTA 1000 final this year, but it cannot be denied that she has been one of the most consistent this year including Iga Swiatek, while others look easy to lose in the early rounds of the tournament including Aryna Sabalenka.
After several weeks there were no players with a one-handed backhand style in the top ten, finally, there is a player with that style in the top ten again, Grigor Dimitrov managed to occupy ninth position after several tournaments this year appearing quite impressive and his success advance to the Miami Open final gave him a quite a lot of points even though he lost quite easily to Sinner in the final but that could be said to be according to predictions seeing how Sinner since the Australian Open has played at a very high level of tennis so it won't be easy for his opponent to beat him, and Sinner managed to shift Alcaraz to occupy second place and is only around 1000 points different from Djokovic so Sinner may become world number one soon if he can win several tournaments.