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84 Decibels: Fils and Alexandrova Disrupt Canadian Open Draws
Cameron Norrie and Aryna Sabalenka both exited the National Bank Open in the last 16, as Arthur Fils and Ekaterina Alexandrova secured significant upsets in Montreal and Toronto.
3 Oct 2026

3 Oct 2026
84.2 dB: Norrie Advances and Fonseca Upsets Tsitsipas in Montreal
Cameron Norrie moves into the third round of the National Bank Open after defeating Ignacio Buse, while Joao Fonseca upsets Stefanos Tsitsipas in his return to the tour.

3 Oct 2026
Jack Draper Confirmed for Cincinnati Open Following Montreal Exit
Jack Draper is set to compete in the Cincinnati Open despite suffering an emotional breakdown during his return match in Montreal due to a recurring arm injury. His participation in the upcoming US Open remains uncertain as he continues to manage a complex, long-term injury.

3 Oct 2026
Jack Draper in Tears During Injury-Hampered Return in Montreal
Jack Draper suffered an emotional defeat to Terence Atmane in Montreal as a recurring arm injury hampered his performance, casting doubt on his immediate return to form ahead of the US Open.

3 Aug 2026
118 Decibels: Jack Draper Navigates Injury Recovery
Jack Draper is preparing for a return to the ATP tour at the National Bank Open following a complex arm injury. The former world No. 4 is currently ranked No. 147 and is managing his recovery with the help of Sir Andy Murray ahead of US Open qualifying.

30 Jul 2026
112 Decibels: Jack Draper Receives National Bank Open Wild Card
Jack Draper has been granted a wild card for the National Bank Open in Montreal as he continues his recovery from a long-term left arm injury. The former world No. 4 is currently ranked No. 147 and faces a potential qualifying campaign for the US Open.

26 Jul 2026
Sinner and Djokovic Withdraw from Canadian Open Amid Scheduling Concerns
Jannik Sinner and Novak Djokovic have withdrawn from the Canadian Open, citing health concerns and a demanding schedule. Tournament officials are now calling for structural changes to the ATP calendar to address the rising frequency of player injuries.
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23 Oct 2026
Eala Shnaider result ends Filipino run at Ningbo Open
Alex Eala lost 7-5, 6-4 to Diana Shnaider in the second round of the WTA500 Ningbo Open in China, ending her bid for a quarterfinal place. Eala led 4-3 in both sets and held a 40-15 lead in the eighth game of the second set before Shnaider took control. Shnaider next faces world No. 12 Iva Jovic, the No. 4 seed.

22 Oct 2026
Burrage Wrexham Open run continues as Dudeney also advances
Jodie Burrage and Alicia Dudeney both reached the second round of the Lexus Wrexham Open with straight-sets wins on day two, joining Hannah Klugman in Thursday's action. Burrage now meets fourth seed Noma Noha Akugue, while Dudeney faces seventh seed Susan Bandecchi. Reigning champion Mimi Xu is not defending her title.

21 Oct 2026
Niño Alcantara Asian Games campaign carries new meaning
Niño Alcantara played the 2026 Asian Games in Nagoya three days after becoming a father, reaching the mixed doubles Round of 16 with Shaira Hope Rivera. A shoulder injury after college pushed him from singles to doubles, and he now targets late-November tournaments in Singapore and Thailand plus the 2027 SEA Games in Malaysia.

20 Oct 2026
Eala Ningbo Open run begins with straight-sets win over Parry
Alex Eala beat Diane Parry of France 6-3, 6-1 in the first round of the WTA500 Ningbo Open at the Yinzhou International Tennis Center. Eala closed the first set with three straight games and opened the second with four more, ending a run of two losses as the heavy favourite. She will face either No. 6 seed Diana Shnaider or Yulia Putintseva in the second round.

18 Oct 2026
Iga Swiatek injury update follows Wuhan Open defeat to Maja Chwalinska
An Iga Swiatek injury to her left leg led to a straight-sets defeat against Maja Chwalinska in the Wuhan Open semifinals. The result secured Elina Svitolina's place at the WTA Finals and set up an unexpected final between Chwalinska and Sonay Kartal.
