After an impressive result in Madrid, Félix Auger-Aliassime is showing signs of a turnaround as he heads to Rome.
Auger-Aliassime reached the biggest singles final of his career in Madrid last week, regaining his form and confidence.
In Case You Missed It: Auger-Aliassime Finds His Feet in Madrid
After a period of struggles, Auger-Aliassime finally had a breakthrough in Madrid, reaching his first 1000-level final at the Mutua Madrid Open.
With some luck and opponents retiring, Auger-Aliassime showcased his talent, including a win over a Top 10 player like Casper Ruud.
Although he couldn’t clinch the title, Auger-Aliassime’s final appearance boosted him back into the Top 20 of the ATP rankings.
What to Watch: Canadian Trio Back at It in Rome
Three Canadians, including Auger-Aliassime, will feature in the Internazionali BNL D’Italia in Rome, with Félix being seeded and having a first-round bye.
Denis Shapovalov and Leylah Annie Fernandez will also compete, facing tough opponents in their opening matches.
Under the Radar: Marino Comes Close
Rebecca Marino had an impressive run in doubles at the ITF W100 event in Gifu, Japan, reaching the final before falling short against the second-seeded pair.
The Canadian tennis scene had more successes across different tournaments, showcasing the depth and talent of the players.
