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Montreal court pace index checks in at 35.4, down from 37.8 at the 2024 edition. Note that Toronto tends to be significantly faster and above 40 CPI.
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Montreal court pace index checks in at 35.4, down from 37.8 at the 2024 edition. Note that Toronto tends to be significantly faster and above 40 CPI.

u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 12 days ago
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Zverev becomes the newest player to comment about the Wilson balls as he talks about his recent struggles in the NA swing

u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 14 days ago
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What teams would you say have a different "best player ever" and "greatest player ever?"

For example Gretzky although not quite as dominant as he was in Edmonton still has the best individual seasons by any King ever but many would say Kopitar is their franchise GOAT

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u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 14 days ago
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Jessica Pegula on ball changes: "I think where you get frustrated is where you’re constantly changing, and I know at one point, the men were playing with, like, three different balls in three weeks. Like, that’s crazy. So it sounds silly, but it does make a big difference."

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u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 14 days ago
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Top 10 ranked players currently in the Canada 1000 draw: WTA 8, ATP 2

For the ATP only De Minaur and Shelton are still in the tournament

For the WTA only Muchova (withdrew) and Noskova (lost) are out of the tournament

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u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 14 days ago
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Zverev and Griekspoor will face each other for the 10th time since 2024, the same number as Sinner and Alcaraz

u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 16 days ago
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Fritz is now in a Turin qualification spot after Washington, passing De Minaur for 8th in the ATP race

u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 16 days ago
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Sabalenka on her HC season approach: "Lots of rallies, lots of basic work, like cross-court. It's just like ... going back to the small variety of the game. Don't go much into these angles, dropshots, serve and volley, just kind of bring back the baseline game and make sure I'm confident there."

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u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 17 days ago
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In contrast to the men's side, the full lineup of top women's players are playing in Canada this year

u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 19 days ago
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Taylor Fritz enters the top 10 of the 2026 ATP race for the first time after being outside the top 20 after RG

u/Dependent-Effect6077 — 19 days ago