Top Things To Know

1) Quarterfinals Record

Sevenof the eight seeds have reached the quarterfinals, tying the record set in 2014 and 2007.Cameron Norrie, the 2022 champion, is the lone unseeded player, having defeated ninth seedArthur Rinderknech.

2) Fritz Is Newest Walk of Fame Member

When you've won back-to-back singles titles, you've earned your place on the Delray Beach Open Walk of Fame. Taylor Fritz was inducted on Thursday night after his second-round win. He'll be back Friday night for his quarterfinal match as he continues his quest for a historic three-peat.

3) Doubles Duo

Spring 2024 NCAA doubles championsRobert CashandJJ Tracyfrom Ohio State upset the third seeds in the first round to reach the quarterfinals. Last week, they reached their second ATP semifinal with a win over the Olympic silver medalists. They play their quarterfinal match Friday at 11.

4) Rematch One Week Later

Third seedAlex Michelsengets a chance to avenge last week's loss toCameron Norriein Dallas. This is Norrie's second quarterfinal this year, after reaching the final eight in Hong Kong. Michelsen reached his first Grand Slam round of 16 last month at the Australian Open.

5) Fans Can Pose With New Tournament Trophy

The Delray Beach Open is debuting a new perpetual trophy this year designed by artist Patrick Pease, and fans can have their picture taken with it. The blue and yellow coral reef design reflects the colors of the tournament and the Delray Beach ocean vibe. Fans are welcome to stop by the Blue Gallery booth on site to take a photo with the trophy. Pease's other works are on display at Blue Gallery, the Official Art Gallery of the Delray Beach Open.