Sunday: Nikolay Davydenko dominates the men's final against Rafael Nadal from the outset with some fine serving

Nadal is soon made to scurry around in defence as Davydenko takes charge from the baseline

Nadal is broken twice in the first set and knows the game is up when he goes a double-break down in the second

Davydenko celebrates a 6-4 6-2 victory over the world number two and becomes the first Russian to win in Miami

While Davydenko enjoys his victory, Nadal comes to terms with another defeat in the Miami final, following his epic five-set loss to Roger Federer in 2005

It is the second Masters Series title of Davydenko's career, following Paris in 2006, and arguably the most important

Saturday: Defending champion Serena Williams lines up alongside Jelena Jankovic ahead of the women's singles final

Jankovic is in her usual good spirits despite taking a hammering early on and losing nine of the first 10 games

But the mood turns sour when Williams fails to serve out the match and finds herself drawn into a deciding set

Jankovic feels the heat in the closing stages and calls for the trainer as she complains of feeling light-headed

Williams twice fails to serve out the match from 5-0 in the final set and her relief is clear when she finally seals the title

Williams celebrates the 6-1 5-7 6-3 victory which sees her join Steffi Graf as a five-time winner of the tournament

Friday: Rafael Nadal is frustrated as six set points go begging in the first set of his semi-final against Tomas Berdych

But Berdych cannot capitalise on the gifts from Nadal and drops the first set in a tie-break

Nadal dominates the second set to win 7-6 (8-6) 6-2 in 73 minutes and reach the final

Nikolay Davydenko brings Roger Federer's conqueror Andy Roddick crashing back to earth with a 7-6 (7-5) 6-2 win in the second semi

Davydenko ended his own personal jinx against Roddick by claiming his first win in five meetings between the pair

Thursday: Roger Federer goes into his quarter-final against Andy Roddick with an incredible 15-1 record in career meetings

But Federer has been struggling for form in 2008 and his title drought continues as he suffers an unexpected defeat

Federer congratulates Roddick after the American comes through 7-6 (7-4) 4-6 6-3 to set up a semi-final against Nikolay Davydenko

Roddick's fiancee Brooklyn Decker gets the chance to see her man end his jinx against the world number one

Roddick takes the applause of his home crowd after one of the best wins of his career