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Toronto : August 1 - August 13, 2026

Toronto Day 2 Recap Served Up by Sobeys: Sunday’s Slate Cut Short By Rain

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The start of main-draw play on Sunday was delayed by rain, but the afternoon slate of matches saw plenty of action before the night session was washed away by the elements.

Here is the Day 2 Recap Served Up by Sobeys:

Match Results

Venus Williams’ singles struggles continued on Sunday, as the seven-time Grand Slam champion fell to Kamilla Rakhimova in straight sets 6-4, 6-1. The 46-year-old is now 0-10 this season in singles competition and has lost 13 straight overall. 

“The fans were amazing. They were with me right in every point — that was fantastic,” Williams said. "It was really fun to be back after having not been here for a while."

Katherine Sebov had a strong showing on Sunday, leading the way for Canadians on Day 2 with a 6-3, 6-4 win over Aoi Ito. Ariana Arseneault kicked off the Canadian action in Toronto but was unable to advance, losing to Jessica Bouzas Maneiro in straight sets.

Bianca Andreescu and Cadence Brace had their matches cancelled due to the rain and will open their tournaments on Monday. 

CLICK HERE for all match results.

Read also: Former Grand Slam Champions Feeling Mentally Ready in Toronto

Around The Grounds

407 ETR Family Weekend continued on Sunday with plenty of activities to enjoy despite the downpour.

The morning activities were highlighted by a K-Pop show for all in the VIP lounge, bringing a vibrant, high-energy performance to brighten up the dreary weather.

Listen: Toronto in 10: Day 2, August 2 - Victoria Mboko Honoured on Rainy Monday

Photo : Mike Lawrence/Wick Photography for National Bank Open

Olympic gold medal-winning hockey player Sarah Nurse stopped by the grounds and did an autograph session for fans, picking up the energy before the night session tried to get underway on court.

Noelle van Lottum, the head of women's tennis for Tennis Canada, was joined by Megan Oldham, who won gold and bronze at the 2026 Olympics in Milano Cortina, at Tennis Talk on the Main Stage for a panel discussion on what it means to represent Canada at the highest levels.

Read also: Shapovalov Dethroned by Gea in Los Cabos Final

The WTA's best return to Toronto for the National Bank Open presented by Rogers Aug 1 to 13 at Sobeys Stadium. Get your tickets today!

Feature Photo : Mike Lawrence/Wick Photography for National Bank Open

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