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Jodar downs Musetti to continue red-hot run on hard court
Rafael Jodar overwhelmed a suddenly vulnerable Lorenzo Musetti to reach the Montreal round of 16, extending a historic teenage run, while Brandon Nakashima capped the night with his best Masters 1000 result in more than a year.
De Minaur wastes match point, falls to Norrie again as seed carnage deepens in Montreal
Alex de Minaur held a match point and a two-set cushion, then found new ways to lose a match he was supposed to win, falling to Cameron Norrie (5-7, 7-6, 6-1). Ben Shelton is the only Top 10 remaining in the draw.
Tien ends Monfils’s Montreal farewell with a bagel and a signature smash
Gael Monfils closed out his final Montreal appearance with a trademark leaping smash to save match point and the oldest 6-0 set in Open Era history, before losing to Learner Tien and hinting he might return next year – as a spectator, with his wife.
August 6, 1995: The day future Roland-Garros champion Albert Costa claimed his first ATP title
Every day Tennis Majors takes you back in time to celebrate a great moment in tennis history. Today, we go back to 1995 to remember the day Albert Costa defeated Musterminator, the clay-court terror, in the Austrian's backyard, to claim his first ATP title in Kitzbühel
Griekspoor stuns Zverev as Montreal’s Masters 1000 field is stripped of its seeds
Tallon Griekspoor's upset win over top seed Alexander Zverev capped a day of carnage in Montreal, where the withdrawals of Sinner, Alcaraz, Djokovic and Auger-Aliassime, plus upset losses for Flavio Cobolli, Andrey Rublev and Taylor Fritz, left the ATP's Top 5 completely absent from the Masters 1000 event's round of 16.
“There wasn’t going to be a miracle”: Auger-Aliassime forced out of Montreal
Alcaraz withdraws from Cincinnati, US Open comeback in doubt
August 5, 2012: The day Andy Murray turned the tables on Roger Federer to claim Olympic gold at Wimbledon
Draper in tears as Atmane ends latest comeback in Montreal
US Open mixed doubles field swells with real-life couples, still no Alcaraz or Sinner
Ageless Monfils rewrites Montreal history at 39
August 4, 1973: The day the United States and Chile played one set for three hours and 45 minutes (the longest in Davis Cup history)
Fritz survives Jodar scare to end his title drought in Washington
“Oh my god”: Eala stuns Pegula to become first Filipina WTA champion in Washington
“Hopefully they won’t do that to us”: Washington doubles champions voice fear over ATP’s proposed cuts spreading to WTA
Zverev says bigger bonuses won’t fix Masters withdrawal problem
August 3, 2012: The day Federer and Del Potro played an Olympic marathon at Wimbledon