Today, the finals of two tennis tournaments kicked off. In the latest battle report, rich girl and No. 3 seed Pegula took the lead in the women's singles final of the Toronto 1000 tournament, leading Anisimova 6-3 in the first set, aiming to break the drought and strive for the first championship of this season. Rublev, who had previously eliminated the world's No. 1 Sinner, ushered in a revenge battle against Australian player Popyrin, and strived for the 17th ATP title.

Pegula is ranked 6th in the world and is the No. 3 seed in the Toronto tournament. She has won the WTA championship five times before, but her performance this season is mediocre and has not won any. Anisimova is the number one dark horse of this tournament. She eliminated four top seeded players along the way and overturned the favorite to win the championship, Australian Open champion Sabalenka. The two sides have met twice before, and Pegula remained undefeated. This battle aims for 3 consecutive victories.

In the first set, Pegula broke the serve in the first game, and Anisimova was at a disadvantage and could not break back. The rich girl's serve was too strong. She scored love games in the 2nd, 6th and 8th games. In the 9th game, she cashed in the first game point and won the break game. She won 6-3 and led her opponent 1-0. The drought is about to end.

The men's singles final of the Montreal Masters was between Rublev and Popyrin. The former, as the No. 5 seed, eliminated the world No. 1 Sinner in the quarterfinals, and then defeated Arnaldi to enter the final. Popyrin is not a pushover either. He defeated the No. 7 seed Dimitrov and the No. 4 seed Hurkacz. Rublev had won 1 and lost 1 in the previous two games against Popyrin. The most recent one was in this year's Monte Carlo 1000 tournament, where he lost to his opponent 4-6 twice. When enemies meet, they are particularly jealous. Can Sinner's terminator win the revenge battle and win the 17th ATP title and the third title in the 1000 tournament? Stay tuned!