Shades-wearing Cross keeps cool during breakthrough Centre Court win in Toronto
Canadian tennis player Kayla Cross meets with the media after her first round win in Toronto over 30-year old Katie Boulter.
'Complete shock and excitement': Canada's Cross feels the love during first WTA win
Kayla Cross discusses her nerves on match point against Katie Boulter and the pure shock after she won the match and advanced out of the first round at the National Bank Open.
Despite loss, Brace grateful for opportunity to play in front of hometown crowd
Cadence Brace lost in her first round matchup at the National Bank Open to McCartney Kessler. She joined Mark Masters afterwards to discuss the experience and what her tennis future holds.
'She's got what it takes': New coach Hechtman determined to help Fernandez win a slam
Eric Hechtman, who previously worked with Venus and Serena Williams, is now coaching Leylah Annie Fernandez. "Our philosophies are very similar," Hechtman told TSN. "Very competitive. We want to accomplish a lot ... My goal coming in is to help them get to the next stage and win a slam."
Rakhimova handles Venus Williams in Toronto opener
Kamilla Rakhimova sealed an opening-round win over Venus Williams at the National Bank Open by winning nine of the last 10 games in a 6-4, 6-1 victory.
What to expect from Andreescu, Fernandez and Canadian contingent in Toronto?
Noelle van Lottum talks to TSN about what it will take for Bianca Andreescu to get back to the top 30 and breaks down how a new coach may boost Leylah Annie Fernandez. Tennis Canada's head of women's tennis also offers her perspective on Katherine Sebov's "feisty" win on Sunday.
'We have to be careful': Tennis Canada hoping to see Mboko back for Asian swing
Noelle van Lottum, the head of women's tennis at Tennis Canada, is preaching patience when it comes to Vicky Mboko's recovery from a knee injury. "We have to be careful not to start too early and she gets injured again," van Lottum said. "Hopefully she can play the Asian tour."
Fernandez exits Mubadala DC Open with second-round loss to Eala
Leylah Annie Fernandez's title defence at the Mubadala DC Open ended in the second round after Alexandra Eala beat her in straight sets. Eala converted four of nine break points and won 63.3 per cent of the points on Fernandez’s second serve to take the match in one hour 53 minutes.
Fernandez begins title defence at Mubadala DC Open with a straight set win over Linette
Leylah Annie Fernandez started her title defence at the Mubadala DC Open strong with a convincing 6-1, 6-4 win over Magda Linette in the first round on Monday.
Fernandez inspired by undersized Curry's ESPY win, Canada's World Cup run
Leylah Annie Fernandez attended the ESPY Awards last week and drew inspiration from seeing Steph Curry receive the Muhammad Ali Humanitarian Award. Earlier in the summer, Fernandez felt a similar sensation while watching Canada play at the World Cup.
Fernandez dreams of Serena showdown, hopes for another sister act in Toronto
Leylah Annie Fernandez is dreaming of a potential first showdown with Serena Williams, who may play in Toronto. The Williams sisters inspired the Fernandez family growing up. Venus is confirmed to play at the National Bank Open where Leylah Annie hopes to team up with her younger sister in doubles.
After season of setbacks, Fernandez plans to get back on the attack on hard courts
After first-round-losses at Roland Garros and Wimbledon, Leylah Annie Fernandez is looking to build up her confidence and get back on the attack starting next week in Washington where the 23-year-old will be defending the biggest title of her career.
Sinner wins back-to-back Wimbledon titles for his fifth career Grand Slam victory
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner reclaimed his spot atop the tennis world Sunday, defeating Alexander Zverev in four sets to defend his title at Wimbledon and take his fifth career Grand Slam tournament victory. Sinner conceded the first set in a tiebreak, but bounced back to win the second in a tiebreak before steamrolling his way to the title.
'There's no better place to play tennis': Sinner grateful to win his second Wimbledon title
Jannik Sinner shares what it means to win his second Wimbledon title in as many years, and credits Alexander Zverev for a very tough match.
Noskova beats Muchova for first Grand Slam title in all-Czech Ladies Wimbledon Final
Linda Noskova held off a furious rally to defeat Karolina Muchova 6-2, 5-7, 6-3 and win the Ladies’ Final at Wimbledon for the first singles Grand Slam title of her career. Noskova is the third Czech woman in four years to hoist the trophy at the All-England Club, after Marketa Vondrousova in 2023 and Barbora Krejcikova in 2024.
Wozniacki: Zverev needs Sinner to have bad day to win Wimbledon
Caroline Wozniacki says Alexander Zverev needs Jannik Sinner to have bad day to win the Wimbledon title on Sunday.
'I would not be standing here without her': Noskova emotional thanking her late mom
Wimbledon Ladies Singles champion Linda Noskova shares what it means to win her first Grand Slam title and gets emotional thanking her mom who passed away from a long battle with cancer on the eve of Wimbledon in 2024.
Alexander Zverev takes first set in a tiebreak vs. Arthur Fery
Alexander Zverev takes first set in a tiebreak vs. Arthur Fery.
Sinner's backhand winner helps seal first set vs. Djokovic
Sinner's backhand winner helps seal first set vs. Djokovic
Sinner's audacious drop shot breaks Djokovic in second set
Sinner's audacious drop shot breaks Djokovic in second set
Sinner comfortably sweeps aside Djokovic to return to Wimbledon final
Jannik Sinner had his way with Novak Djokovic to earn a clean 6-4, 6-4, 6-4 victory and claim his spot in the Wimbledon final, where he will play Alexander Zverev.
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