Delray Beach Open 2021 Friday's Schedule of play with Karlovic, Tiafoe
ATPFriday, 08 January 2021 at 17:25
The second day at the ATP 250 Delray Beach Open brings the remaining seven first-round encounters on Friday, with the higher-ranked players joining the party from Saturday.
Noah Rubin will try to justify a wild card against a qualifier Roberto Quiroz on the Stadium, followed by a clash between Cameron Norrie and JC Aragone. The veteran Ivo Karlovic withdrew from the Australian Open qualifying round to compete in Delray Beach, kicking off the campaign against the 7th seed Pablo Andujar in their second Florida match after Miami last year.
In an all-American duel, a former champion Frances Tiafoe plays against a qualifier Donald Young, 12 years after Young's Delray Beach debut. On court 1, Tomas Martin Etcheverry plays Christian Harrison in an important encounter for both, followed by Daniel Elahi Galan and Andrej Martin. Bjorn Fratangelo and Kevin King will complete the singles day in another all-American battle. John Isner and Cristian Garin will kick off the campaign later this week, and they will hit the court today in doubles matches.
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Delray Beach Open 2021 Friday's Schedule of Play:
17:00 Christian Harrison vs Tomas Martin Etcheverry
18:30 Noah Rubin vs Roberto Quiroz
18:30 Daniel Elahi Galan vs Andrej Martin
20:00 Bjorn Fratangelo vs Kevin King
20:30 Cameron Norrie vs JC Aragone
00:00 Ivo Karlovic vs Pablo Andujar
02:00 Frances Tiafoe vs Donald Young
18:30 Noah Rubin vs Roberto Quiroz
18:30 Daniel Elahi Galan vs Andrej Martin
20:00 Bjorn Fratangelo vs Kevin King
20:30 Cameron Norrie vs JC Aragone
00:00 Ivo Karlovic vs Pablo Andujar
02:00 Frances Tiafoe vs Donald Young
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