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Gulf Today
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- Gulf Today
Top seeds Zverev, Gauff advance at Canadian Open
Top seeds Alexander Zverev of Germany and American Coco Gauff advanced to the third round of the Canadian Open on Tuesday after both players were pushed hard by their opponents. World number three Zverev, playing in his first match since his first-round loss at Wimbledon, was far from his best but emerged with a 7-6(6) 6-4 win over Adam Walton under the lights in Toronto. Momentum shifted firmly in Zverev's favour when he won a 52-shot rally in the first set tiebreak, and he sealed the win on a double fault by the Australian in the second set. "It was a very important moment, very important point for me," Zverev said. "Lucky to get through in the first set and finish it off in two." Coco Gauff of the USA reacts during second round tennis action against Danielle Collins of the USA at the National Bank Open tennis tournament in Montreal on Tuesday. AP Zverez said he did not play his "prettiest" match but was proud of how he battled after taking a break from the game following his early Wimbledon exit. "I took some time off, which I needed also for myself. I'm happy to be playing again," he added. Zverev next plays 32nd seed Matteo Arnaldi on Thursday. On the women's side, top seed Gauff was two points from defeat but battled back to beat fellow American Danielle Collins 7-5 4-6 7-6(2) in a nearly three-hour battle to reach the third round. French Open champion Gauff overcame 23 double faults and 74 unforced errors to beat Collins in their first career meeting. Danielle Collins of the USA returns the ball during second round tennis action against Coco Gauff of the USA. AP "I was practicing well and I don't think I transferred it today, but hopefully I got my bad match of the tournament out of the way," Gauff said. Several top players withdrew ahead of the Masters and WTA 1000 tournament including world number ones Aryna Sabalenka and Jannik Sinner, Carlos Alcaraz, Novak Djokovic and Jack Draper. Reuters
Filipino Times
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- Filipino Times
Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry spark buzz after dinner in Montreal
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and pop icon Katy Perry were spotted dining together at a Montreal restaurant. The dinner fueled online speculation after photos of the pair surfaced on TMZ. According to Samantha Jin, a communications consultant for Le Violon, the two shared a quiet two-hour meal and appeared relaxed throughout the evening. 'They kept to themselves. No one approached them for photos, and they gave off a very chill vibe,' Jin said. Despite rumors of a potential romance, Jin said that there were no visible signs of intimacy. 'No PDA or anything like that,' she said. During the dinner, security reportedly kept a discreet watch from the bar while Trudeau and Perry enjoyed a menu that featured dishes like tuna, beef tartare, lobster, and lamb. Chef Danny Smiles stopped by their table, and the two later visited the kitchen to personally thank the team. Neither Perry nor Trudeau has commented publicly on the dinner. Perry, who recently split from longtime partner Orlando Bloom, is currently on tour in Canada, with performances lined up in Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, and Toronto. Trudeau, meanwhile, announced his resignation earlier this year after serving nearly 10 years as Canada's prime minister. He and his wife Sophie Grégoire separated in 2023.
