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ATP Montreal 2024

Alexei Popyrin and Andrey Rublev at the ATP Montreal 2024. Photo: Getty

The 10 conclusions that the 2024 Canada Masters leaves us

We review the general ideas that some particular tournaments of WTA Toronto and ATP Montreal leave us with Jessica Pegula and Alexei Popyrin as champions. 

Alexei Popyrin, winner at the ATP Montreal 2024. Photo: Getty

Popyrin: "When you win a GS in juniors, you think you are obligated to succeed"

The recent champion at ATP Montreal 2024 confesses how his transition from juniors to the professional circuit was: "There are many steps that you don't notice".

Andrey Rublev, frustrated after the defeat in the final of the ATP Montreal 2024. Photo: Getty

Rublev: "I have improved on an emotional level, but I still have much to learn"

The Russian reflects on his mental progress after losing in the final of ATP Montreal 2024: "I know what lesson I take from this match".

Alexei Popyrin celebrates during his final against Rublev. Source: Getty

Popyrin kicks down the door to break into the big leagues

The Australian delivered an immaculate performance to claim his first Masters 1000 title in Canada... against a Rublev who was once again haunted by his mental demons.

Alexei Popyrin at the ATP Montreal 2024. Photo: Getty

Popyrin Reveals Key to His Success in Montreal

The Australian made it to his first Masters 1000 final in Montreal, becoming the surprise standout of the edition. What has led him there and how does he see himself against Rublev?

Andrey Rublev at the ATP in Montreal 2024. Photo: Getty

Rublev and his advice on mental health: "Doing things consciously"

The Russian will be a finalist in Montreal, his second Masters 1000 final this year. He achieves this amidst a very challenging stage regarding his recently revealed depression.