Tunisia-Ons Jabeur in the quarterfinals of the Toronto tournament

By R

| 12 août 2021

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Ons Jabeur (22nd in the world) qualified for the quarter-finals of the tournament in Toronto (Canada) by knocking this Thursday morning Russian Daria Kasatkina (27th) in straight sets to one.

Our champion will face Canadian Bianca Vanessa Andreescu, ranked 8th in the world tomorrow Friday.

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