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Canada's Mboko Withdraws From National Bank Open Due to Knee Injury
The 2025 champion has not played a match since falling at the HSBC Championships, and the injury also ended her grass-court season.
- On Tuesday, Canadian tennis player Victoria Mboko announced her withdrawal from the National Bank Open, held at Sobeys Stadium in Burlington, Ont., due to a knee injury.
- Following a fall last month at the HSBC Championships, Mboko injured the medial collateral ligament in her left knee, sidelining the 2025 tournament champion.
- The injury forced her to withdraw from the grass-court season, including Wimbledon and the Queen's Club event, while her doubles run with Williams also ended.
- In a Tennis Canada statement, Mboko expressed that missing her hometown tournament is "deeply disappointing," as she remains sidelined for the start of the North American hardcourt campaign.
- Toronto hosts the National Bank Open this August at Sobeys Stadium, a major fixture on the North American tennis calendar that will proceed without the defending champion.
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Injured, Canadian Victoria Mboko declares package for the Open National Bank. The 19-year-old Canadian won this tournament last year in Montreal.
·Montreal, Canada
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The 19-year-old Canadian, Victoria Mboko, will not be able to defend her title at the Open of Canada. She is not sufficiently recovered from her knee injury contracted at the Queen's tournament.
·Boulogne-Billancourt, France
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