ATP 250 DELRAY BEACH. Open. By Emiliano Naftali
ATP Legends Event
Featuring players that have been ranked World No. 1, a Grand Slam singles finalist, or a singles player in a victorious Davis cup team plus Wildcards.
Past Players
Tommy Haas, Andy Roddick, John McEnroe, Ivan Lendl, James Blake, Mats Wilander, Patrick Rafter, Goran Ivanisevic, Michael Chang, Carlos Moya, Pat Cash, Mardy Fish, Mark Philippoussis, Fernando Gonzalez, Johan Kriek, Aaron Krickstein, Todd Martin, Andres Gomez, Emilio Sanchez, Wayne Ferreira & more.
ATP 250 Event
Featuring today’s ATP professional top-ranked players.
Past Players
Taylor Fritz, Tommy Paul, Kei Nishikori, Kevin Anderson, Grigor Dimitrov, Frances Tiafoe, Juan Martin del Potro, Milos Raonic, Bryan Brothers, Jack Sock, John Isner, Andy Roddick, Andre Agassi, Marin Cilic, Lleyton Hewitt, James Blake, Tommy Haas, Mardy Fish.
Multiple dining and networking events take place in the on-site Hospitality Pavilion (ie VIP Reception, Box Series Holders’ Reception, Chamber Bash).
Luncheons, Tastings & more! The DBO offers something for everyone – Ladies Luncheons, Tacos Tequila & Tennis Tasting Event, Game-Set-Pour Tasting Event & the new Burgers Brew & Bourbon Event!
World-class doubles action is not to be missed at the Delray Beach Open, coming Feb. 9-18 at the Delray Beach Stadium & Tennis Center. Two of the world’s Top 10 doubles players and the sixth-leading team will be in town, along with four of the world’s Top 20 singles players and legends of the game for the ATP Tour, ATP Champions Tour and Women’s Tennis Challenge events.
Unique and competitive amateur tennis events are held on the grounds of the event (ie Legends Clinic, ATP Doubles Pro-Am, Mega-Mixer, Kids Day & more).
The top doubles team in the field is Santiago Gonzalez and Neal Skupski. Currently ranked No. 8, Skupski was runner-up here in 2019, is a former doubles world No. 1 and current holder of the Wimbledon doubles crown. He is pairing with new partner Gonzalez, who last year, at the age of 40, reached his career-high ranking of No. 7 and won the two biggest titles of his career at the Masters 1000 events in Miami and Paris. He is currently ranked No. 9 and will turn 41 the week following the Delray Beach Open.
Photo Gabriel Matteazzi