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Laila Fernandez criticized the National Bank Open after the Canadian losing to the first round of his home tournament after winning the title in Washington.
Fernandez was rooted in only 1 hour, in 15 minutes by Australian Maya Joint 6-4, 6-1. The ranked player at No.25 won the WAA of his fourth career in Washington and expected extra rest before returning to Montreal court.
Fernandez said that he received “lots of promises” during the Tuesday night session, gave more time to recover between the two tournaments, but learned while traveling it would not happen.
“I didn’t get it,” he said. “It hurts me because I was looking forward to playing at night, but I guess this is a bit of a political issue at the moment.”
Instead, the top-prone Coco Gulf fellow American Daniel Collins plays to open the night session, the French Open final after the final of the first win-5, 6-6, -6-6 (2) wins 20 double-flags.
Montreal’s National Bank Open Tournament Director Valery Tetrolat said he promised Fernandez that he would “fight so that he could spend time with his choice.”
“But I couldn’t win my fight,” said Tetrolt, the WAA tour set the schedule. “I got the request for him in the evening. It is my role in conversing with WA, so I put as much as possible for what he wanted.”
Tetrolt has added that the 2021 US Open Runner-Up Fernandez has already been exceptions. The final three first round of matches held till Tuesday, despite his half -bracket game on Sunday, were 22 years old and joint.
Tennis Canada said in a statement, “WAA protocols mean first round matches need to be completed before playing the second round, confirming the fair to all players,” Tennis Canada said in a statement. “Laila, who won the title in Washington on Sunday, was not able to arrive in Montreal until Monday morning.
Mirra Andreva, who was in the third round, was upgraded to the third round after the 2019 US Open champion Bianka Andresku was withdrawn after the ankle injury was sustained during the first round. No. No Seed Jasmine Paulini was disturbed by Japan’s AOI Eato in the third-set tiebreaker, and Emma Navaro Rebecca of No. 8 crossed the Marino-1-3, -2-2.
