Miami (AFP) – Tommy Paul advanced to the final of the ATP Delray Beach Open on Saturday with a 6-2, 6-2 triumph over fellow American Frances Tiafoe.
Paul, who won his second career ATP title last week at Dallas, needed only 61 minutes to oust the second seed and book a date in Sunday’s final.
Third-seeded Paul will play for the title against either top-seeded defending champion Taylor Fritz or Marcos Giron, who meet later Saturday.
Paul stretched his win streak to seven matches to equal his ATP career best.
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Paul, ranked 14th in the world, improved to 3-1 in ATP matches against 15th-ranked Tiafoe, having lost their first matchup at Delray in 2020 but then winning a 2021 Stockholm semi-final on his way to the title and in Auckland in 2022.
World number nine Fritz owns a 3-1 career edge against 52nd-rated Giron, who seeks his third ATP final after losing at Dallas and at San Diego in 2022.
