Well-rested Shapovalov leads Canada into Davis Cup with Pospisil, Diallo, Galarneau
Denis Shapovalov is one of four players named to Canada's Davis Cup team for the international tennis competition's upcoming group stage.
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Denis Shapovalov is one of four players named to Canada's Davis Cup team for the international tennis competition's upcoming group stage.
Canada's Alexis Galarneau lost his opening-round match 6-2, 4-6, 6-4 to Argentina's Francisco Cerundolo in men's singles action Monday in Toronto at the National Bank Open.
Canada's Felix Auger-Aliassime will play a qualifier in his opening match at the National Bank Open in Toronto.
Canada's Denis Shapovalov is withdrawing from the National Bank Open in Toronto due to a knee injury, Tennis Canada announced Tuesday.
Canada lifted the Davis Cup for the first time in their nation's history after beating Australia in consecutive matches in Malaga.
Canada clinched their place in the Davis Cup quarterfinals on Saturday thanks to Felix Auger-Aliassime's win in singles, while Croatia improved their chances of reaching the last eight with a 3-0 sweep of Argentina. Auger-Aliassime backed up his defeat of new world number one Carlos Alcaraz with a 6-3, 6-4 victory against Serbia's Miomir Kecmanovic, although Serbia won the tie 2-1 in Valencia to keep their own hopes alive. Serbia's Laslo Djere downed Gabriel Diallo 6-2, 6-2 in the opening singles match before Auger-Aliassime's win guaranteed Canada a top-two finish in Group B. "I feel this whole event my level has been really good," said Auger-Aliassime, the world number 13. "I'm really happy where my game is at. To come out and play this way, get the win, it's very good for me personally. I'm just really happy for the team. I'm really happy that I came and played with the level I did to get Canada through the quarters," he added.
Vasek Pospisil will headline the Canadian men's squad set to compete in Valencia, Spain for the round-robin Davis Cup Finals.