The 2026 Canadian Open has reached 25 withdrawals and retirements across the men’s and women’s singles draws.
Sabalenka leads Andreeva by one point, while Eala jumps after her Washington DC title.
Eala’s Washington title drew praise from Clijsters, who highlighted a tactical shift and sharper movement.
Sabalenka leads Rybakina again, but Toronto could still reshape the WTA No 1 battle.
Eala’s Washington title has lifted her ranking, but Toronto may bring a tougher workload.
Sinner’s Milan check-up has prompted concern, but Italian reports say the visit is routine.
Eala’s Toronto demand grows after her Washington title and a swift Canadian Open return.
Eala and Williams reunite in Toronto after a short-lived doubles split in Washington.
Jack Draper’s Montreal comeback ended in tears as his arm issue resurfaced against Terence Atmane.
Alcaraz’s Cincinnati withdrawal has cast fresh doubt on his return and US Open plans.
