03:40 CET - For the second year in a row, Ben Shelton is the champion in Canada! The number five seed getst he better of Brandon Nakashima 6-3, 7-6 (4) to capture the Montreal Masters, going with the one he won in Toronto.
It was an impressive display from the left-hander, who seldom faced a single break point throughout the match. He closed it out in a tiebreak, winning six of the last eight points.
02:45 CET - The first set goes Ben Shelton's way as the number five seed wins it 6-3 over fellow American Brandon Nakashima.
The left-hander did not face a single break point in the opening set, losing just four points on his serve as he is now one set away from clinching a second consecutive Canadian Masters trophy.
01:55 CET - It is now time for the men's final in Montreal, as Ben Shelton takes on Brandon Nakashima, with the former looking to successfully defend his title from last year.
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01:25 CET - Iga Swiatek wins her 12th WTA 1000 title after defeating Elena Rybakina 6-2, 6-3 in Toronto.
All four breaks in the match went the Pole's way as Swiatek has now won eight of the 10 WTA 1000 events on the tour. For Rybakina, it is the fifth time she has lost a final at this level.
00:40 CET - That was an impressive set of tennis from Iga Swiatek, who wins it 6-2 over Elena Rybakina.
The Pole successfully held off two break point chances from the world number two, while converting on both of her opportunities. She is now one set away from her 12th WTA 1000 title.
00:03 CET - Play will be getting underway in the coming minutes, with Elena Rybakina and Iga Swiatek set to battle it out for the Toronto title.
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21:00 CET - Welcome back to the last day of the Canadian Open, with two very interesting finals to look forward to over the coming hours.
First up at 00:00 CET, Australian Open champion Elena Rybakina takes on six-time Grand Slam champion Iga Swiatek in Toronto, with the former closing in on the world number one ranking.
Rybakina's performances against Naomi Osaka and Coco Gauff were nothing short of irresistible, and she is back to the level that saw her reign supreme in Melbourne at the start of the year. She cannot take the No. 1 ranking with a triumph in Canada, but she is very likely to reach the summit over the coming weeks.
Her opponent, Swiatek, is into her first final of the year after enduring a really tough 2026. She hasn't been at her best this tournament, but has claimed some fine wins over Marta Kostyuk, Diana Shnaider and Elina Svitolina.
The pair have played each other 12 times, splitting the head-to-head 6-6. However, Rybakina has won their last two meetings. It should be a real cracker.
The men's final sees defending champion Ben Shelton clash with fellow American Brandon Nakashima, who is appearing in a maiden Masters 1000 final.
Shelton claimed his one and only Masters title in Canada last year, and has looked imperious in wins over Joao Fonseca, Jakub Mensik and Learner Tien.
Nakashima will be a tough opponent, though. The 25-year-old has shown real improvement over the last few months, and his big-serving, big-hitting game can cause players issues. He ended Rafa Jodar's run in the semi-finals with a supreme display, showcasing how good he can be.
Interestingly, Shelton leads the head-to-head 5-0, including triumphing in a thriller in Canada last year.
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