Montreal event: Nouri ousts de Minore
British player Cameron Norrie, ranked eighth in the world, surprised his Australian opponent Alex de Minaur, who is ranked third, and defeated him in a marathon match at the Montreal Tennis Tournament. After losing the first set and dropping the second with a decisive header, Norrie managed to turn the match around over three hours, regaining his composure by breaking serve twice in the third set and winning with scores of 5-7, 7-6 (7-5), and 6-1. It is worth noting that de Minaur was just one step away from sealing the victory in the second set, but Norrie made a strong comeback, continuing his surprising run in the tournament. He remains the top favorite after the early eliminations of the top-seeded players, and in his next match, Norrie will face French player Arthur Fils.
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