Delray Beach serves up a solid first round

Terence Atmane
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Delray Beach boasts the strongest field in recent memory, and with it, a great first two days of play.

The first-round bye is usually the enemy of a compelling opening lineup — which isn’t to say that there are never any good first-round matches, just that they are often not the sort that draws a crowd. This year, Delray’s field depth is such that the likes of Sebastian Korda, Marin Cilic, Frances Tiafoe and Brandon Nakashima have all been in action already.

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The rest of the tournament is shaping up to be a treat, as well. The Grandstand is on site to get you the inside scoop, player interviews and a first-hand look at the action in the Florida sun. The rest of the week features top seed Taylor Fritz, Casper Ruud, Learner Tien, and Alex Michelsen in a field that would even make for a respectable 500-level event.

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