Romania's Halep wins National Bank Open
TORONTO — Simona Halep has won the National Bank Open for a third time.
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TORONTO — Simona Halep has won the National Bank Open for a third time.
Simona Halep says she hopes her Canadian Open triumph is the first of many titles herself and coach Patrick Mouratoglou win together. Halep beat Beatriz Haddad Maia 6-3 2-6 6-3 in a dramatic final to win her 24th WTA title, and a first since coach Mouratoglou left Serena Williams to train with the Romanian. Ad Halep was initially overwhelmed by Haddad Maia as she lost the opening three games of the match.
Great Britain’s rowers finished top of the medal table after enjoying further success on the final day of competition at the European Championships in Munich.
Simona Halep has won the National Bank Open for a third time.
Great Britain’s rowers finished top of the medal table after enjoying further success on the final day of competition at the European Championships in Munich.
Simona Halep ended Beatriz Haddad Maia's dream run in Toronto with a hard-fought 6-3 2-6 6-3 victory to claim her third Canadian Open title on Sunday.
The 22-year-old Olympic silver medallist pipped Switzerland's Noe Ponti in second place with Poland's Jakub Majerski in third. Milak was in line to beat his own continental record of 49.68sec at the halfway stage before slowing down in the final 50m.
Tom George and Oliver Wynne-Griffith took aim at a terribly executed race plan after missing out on European gold in Munich. Cheltenham star George, 27, still claimed silver on Saturday morning but believes the duo had considerably more to give in the men's pair final. Ad George and Wynne-Griffith, 28, finished 2.24s behind champions Romania as a sluggish start proved fatal at the city's Olympic Regatta Centre.