Heavy rain caused major disruptions at the Washington and Canadian Open tennis tournaments, forcing organizers to suspend matches, alter schedules, and cancel several sessions.
Washington Women's Final Delayed
The women's final between Jessica Pegula and Alexandra Eala was delayed for nearly three hours before play finally began.
Match Suspended During Second Set
Pegula won the opening set 6-4, but heavy rain returned with Eala leading 2-1 in the second set, forcing officials to suspend the match.
Canadian Open Also Affected
The severe weather also impacted the Canadian Open, with the women's event taking place in Toronto and the men's competition in Montreal.
Toronto Match Interrupted
The match between Magdalena Fręch and Léolia Jeanjean was suspended due to persistent rainfall.
Montreal Sessions Cancelled
Tournament organizers cancelled the remaining daytime matches before later announcing the cancellation of the entire evening session because of continuing poor weather conditions.
Organizers Issue Update
Officials confirmed through their official social media channels that the ticketing team would contact fans holding evening session tickets to explain the available options.
Why were the matches suspended?
Because of heavy rain and unsafe playing conditions.
Who was leading in the Washington final?
Jessica Pegula won the first set before the match was suspended in the second set.
Which Canadian Open sessions were cancelled?
Both the remaining daytime matches and the entire evening session in Montreal.
What happens to ticket holders?
Tournament organizers said the ticketing team will contact affected spectators with available options.
