US EditionKazakhstan's Elena Rybakina advances to National Bank Open semifinals
MONTREAL, AUG 4 – Elena Rybakina advanced after Marta Kostyuk retired with an arm injury in the quarterfinals, with Rybakina converting three of 10 break points, officials said.
- In Montreal, Elena Rybakina advanced to the National Bank Open semifinals on Aug 4, 2025, after Marta Kostyuk retired with an apparent arm injury trailing 6-1, 2-1.
- Her retirement followed a taped forearm after the third game, as Kostyuk exited at the 54-minute mark due to her wrist issues.
- The ninth seed Rybakina converted three of her 10 breakpoint chances and led 6-1, 2-1, when Kostyuk retired with an apparent arm injury.
- Next, Rybakina will face the winner of Monday night’s matchup between Victoria Mboko and Jessica Bouzas Maneiro.
- The National Bank Open runs through the final on Thursday, with the top five seeds and seven of the top 10 seeds ousted before the quarter-finals.
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Rybakina reaches semifinals in Montreal after injured Kostyuk stops in second set
Elena Rybakina advanced to the National Bank Open semifinals Monday after Marta Kostyuk was forced to retire with an apparent arm injury with Rybakina leading 6-1, 2-1.
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MONTREAL - Kazakhstan’s Elena Rybakina advanced to the National Bank Open semifinals after Ukraine’s Marta Kostyuk was forced to retire with an apparent arm injury while trailing 6-1, 2-1 in women’s singles action Monday.
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Kazakhstan's Elena Rybakina advances to National Bank Open semifinals
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