Norrie notches another win in Montreal as Fonseca marks return in style

Cameron Norrie sets up meeting with Katie Boulter's new husband Alex De Minaur in Montreal; watch the ATP and WTA Tours and US Open from August 30 live on Sky Sports Tennis and Sky Sports+, streaming service NOW and the Sky Sports app

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>British No 2 Cameron Norrie claimed a comfortable victory at the National Bank Open in Montreal to set up a third-round meeting with Katie Boulter's new husband Alex De Minaur.

>Norrie, who snapped a six-match losing streak en route to the semi-finals in Los Cabos last week, followed up his opening win in Canada over Camilo Ugo Carabelli with more success against Peruvian Ignacio Buse.

>Norrie, ranked four places below the Peruvian world No 33, secured a confident 6-3 6-3 win in one hour and 29 minutes.

>The 30-year-old saved three out of the four break points he faced and converted four out of 11.

>Speaking on Sky Sports Tennis, analyst Annabel Croft said: "Norrie was too experienced, too much game for his opponent. He applied the pressure when he needed to and defended extremely well with depth. We also saw him coming forward a lot, asking a lot of questions.

>"His serve went a little off in the second set but he got it back on track."

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>Competing in his first tour-level match since Wimbledon, Fonseca overcame former finalist Stefanos Tsitsipas 7-6 (7-3) 7-5.

>"I think Joao from last year would've lost his mind," Fonseca said in his on-court interview.

>"I'm a more mature Joao [now]. It's been a couple weeks without playing, so I knew, serving for the match, I would be a little bit more tense.

>"I felt good, played some good returns, and then put the pressure on him. I think I needed that break at 5-5."

>The Brazilian wonderkid added: "This year, playing with the big [guys]. I've played with Sinner, Alcaraz, Zverev, Shelton and Djokovic, so I've had a lot of experience.

>"This has helped me a lot figuring out how much my mental strength is one of my biggest weapons. That I can be as confident as this.

>"These experiences that I've had in these two years [has been] really important for my development."

>Home favourite Ben Shelton started his title defence with a 6-3 7-5 win over Jenson Brooksby while Casper Ruud - sporting a new haircut - crushed Juan Manuel Cerundolo 6-1 6-2.

>Shelton appeared to be in comfortable position on the Montreal hard court after taking the opening set 6-3, but his world No 74 opponent came out fighting in the second.

>Brooksby took a 4-1 lead, but the 2025 champion upped his level to break twice and win the set 7-5, thus avoiding a decider.

>He will next face 31st seed Zizou Bergs of Belgium in the round of 32.

>In Toronto, Elena Rybakina kicked off her campaign by defeating Daria Kasatkina 6-3 5-7 6-4 to advance to the third round.

>The Australian Open champion opened the match by hammering down six consecutive winners, eventually finding 58 in total - including 15 aces. However, she matched that with a tally of 58 unforced errors, of which 16 were double faults.

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