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All eyes on Montreal and Toronto, where the higher-ranked Canadians are competing at the National Bank Open.

No Victoria Mboko, as her knee injury is keeping her out.

And because of the shortened one-round qualifying event, a lot fewer wild cards to dispense to the young, aspiring Canadians.

Which is a shame, on many levels.

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The defending champion, Canadian Victoria Mboko, saw a knee injury suffered early in the grass-court season take her out of Wimbledon.

But it also takes her out of her “home” tournament – with the women playing in Toronto at the National Bank Open this year.

That’s a pretty major blow for the Toronto box office; the expanded draw means some 75,...


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MONTREAL – Much hay will be made on the large number of top players who took a hard pass on the National Bank Open this year.

But the show will go on. And the quality of the field remains strong.

With the singles draw being made late Friday morning, here are a few takeaways as the qualifying is played on Saturday and the main draw begins Sunday...


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The first time I saw Cruz Hewitt hit a tennis ball, he had just turned seven and was on court with a much bigger (much better) kid, hitting with his father Lleyton.

He had all the moves and poses down pat. But he could not get the ball over the net.

When you look at videos of the pros today from when they were that age, they were already really...


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As with the women, the points from the ATP 500 in Washington, D.C. come off a week ahead of when the players actually try to defend them.

And that mostly hurts Alejandro Davidovich Fokina, who made the final there a year ago and drops out of the top 20.

Newlywed Alex de Minaur, who won it, drops a spot because of that and moves Novak Djokovic u...


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