Stunning Upsets and Comebacks at National Bank Open
Jessica Pegula, the two-time National Bank Open champion, was ousted by Anastasija Sevastova in the third round. Sevastova made a remarkable comeback after recovering from a knee injury. Other highlights included Iga Swiatek's victory and Naomi Osaka's progression with her new coach.
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In a surprising turn of events at the National Bank Open, two-time defending champion Jessica Pegula fell to Anastasija Sevastova in the third round. Pegula's performance marked a continuation of her recent struggles, having exited early in previous tournaments.
Sevastova, who made a commendable return after a knee injury, demonstrated her resilience by overcoming Pegula, marking the lowest-ranked victory against a top-10 player since last year. Meanwhile, Wimbledon champion Iga Swiatek advanced smoothly, overpowering Eva Lys in straight sets.
Naomi Osaka, adapting to her first tournament with new coach Tomasz Wiktorowski, showcased precision and strength, defeating Jelena Ostapenko. The tournament, filled with dramatic comebacks and dominant performances, continues to captivate tennis enthusiasts worldwide.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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