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INQUIRER.net USA on MSNLeylah Fernandez: Meet the Fil-Canadian DC Open championHere's what to know about Filipino Canadian tennis star Leylah Fernandez, who has captured her fourth WTA title at the 2025 ...
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FirstCuriosity on MSNLeylah Fernandez Blasts The Canadian Open Over Failed Scheduling PromisesLeylah Fernandez recently clinched her fourth WTA title after defeating Anna Kalinskaya in straight sets at the Mubadala Citi DC Open. This marks her first title in nearly two years and also her first ...
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The No. 24-ranked player won her fourth career WTA title Sunday in Washington and was hoping for additional rest before returning to the court in Montreal.
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Tennis World on MSNLeylah Fernandez shares what she considers 'a red flag' ahead of her first dateAfter winning the WTA 500 tournament in Washington, Fernandez arrived in Montreal - the place where she should have her first ...
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Yardbarker on MSNJessica Pegula's title defense kicks off strong: Dispatches Maria Sakkari with authority in MontrealJessica Pegula began her Canadian Open title defense with a significant 7-5, 6-4 victory over Maria Sakkari. The world No. 4 ...
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The Manila Times on MSNTop seed Gauff advances at MontrealTop seed Gauff, the reigning French Open champion who also won the 2023 US Open, advanced to a third-round Montreal match ...
Eugenie Bouchard, a Canadian trailblazer became the second player from the nation to retire after the Canadian Open joining Vasek Pospisil in ending an era as she bowed out losing to Belinda Bencic ...
It certainly caught the eye of Wertheim, who encouraged other fans to watch out for her: “72 hours before she wins the biggest title of her career in brutal circumstances, she had to play five sets ...
Genie Bouchard didn’t look like a player limping into retirement. You’d be forgiven for thinking she was still in her prime.
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