Our first full day on-site at the Delray Beach Open had a little bit of everything—big-time battles, player insights, and a deep dive into what makes this tournament and town a must-visit.
Easing into the Action with Doubles 🎾
We kicked things off with a doubles match featuring Alex Michelsen and Mackenzie McDonald. A solid way to settle in and take in the tournament atmosphere—doubles at this level always delivers sharp reflexes and fast points, even if the crowd was still warming up for the day.
Cam Norrie on Adjusting to Florida 🌞
Between matches, we caught up with Cam Norrie, who shared how he’s adjusting to the Florida conditions. The humidity and shifting conditions here can be a real test, and it’s always interesting to hear how players adapt. Some thrive in it, others… not so much.
The Match of the Day: Quinn vs. Boyer 🔥
If you love long, gritty, momentum-shifting tennis, you would have been glued to Ethan Quinn vs. Tristan Boyer. The match stretched just over three hours, filled with incredible shotmaking, intense rallies, and plenty of drama. This is exactly the kind of match that makes a Ground Pass worth it—if you were here, you got to witness something special.
Michael Mmoh’s Return 🎉
After missing months on tour due to injury, Michael Mmoh is continuing his comeback, securing a first-round win here in Delray. This is his second tournament back after playing Dallas last week, and while the road back isn’t always easy, performances like this show he’s heading in the right direction.
The Delray Beach Experience 🌴
Beyond the tennis, we took some time to soak in the layout of the tournament—a compact, easy-to-navigate setup that gives fans great access to the action. And the town itself? It’s got a relaxed, beach-town feel, with some great spots to eat and unwind after a day at the courts. More on that in the next edition!
That’s it for today—stay tuned for more from the grounds. If you’re at Delray, what’s been your favorite moment so far?
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