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Korda to Face Paul in All-American Delray Beach Final
Sebastian Korda and Tommy Paul will contest the fifth all-American final in 34 years at Delray Beach Open, with Korda reaching his first ATP final in over a year.
- On Feb. 21, 2026, Sebastian Korda and Tommy Paul advanced from semifinals to meet in the Delray Beach final, the fifth all-American championship in 34 years.
- Following earlier losses this month, Korda and Paul advanced to the Delray Beach final, both returning to form after setbacks, with Paul reaching his first final since Stockholm 2024.
- Korda advanced with a 7-6 , 6-1 win over No. 3 seed Flavio Cobolli, while Paul rallied past Learner Tien 4-6, 6-4, 6-3 to reach the final.
- For the host city, the matchup matters because Korda's second final since 2021 will be celebrated during the Delray Beach festival and downtown events, boosting local interest, said Korda.
- Tien's upset on Feb. 20 showed that emerging American depth energized fans amid a strong field featuring eight entrants in the top 30.
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Korda to face Paul in all-American Delray Beach final
Sebastian Korda reached his first ATP final in more than a year on Saturday, toppling third-seeded Italian Flavio Cobolli 7-6 (7/1), 6-1 to book a title showdown with Tommy Paul in Delray Beach, Florida.
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The current edition of Delray Beach's ATP remains an orphan of two protagonists of the gold register. Under the Florida sun comes the elimination of Frances Tiafoe, triumph in 2018, and Taylor Fritz, champion for two years in a row 2023 and 2024. Precisely the remake of the epilogue of two years ago rewards, this time, Tommy Paul. In a match where the finalist Slam never had an easy life, surrendering 6-4 6-3 in 67′ of game. The other USA derby …
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