Men\u2019s draw<\/a><\/p>\n Who are the top seeds at the National Bank Open 2025?<\/p>\n Women’s:<\/p>\n Coco Gauff (USA) Men’s:<\/p>\n Carlos Alcaraz (ESP) Which British players are competing at the National Bank Open 2025?<\/p>\n Singles<\/p>\n British No.1 Katie Boulter<\/a> will be Canada bound once again following her run to the third round at last year\u2019s tournament. Boulter overcame Bernarda Pera and Beatriz Haddad Maia on her way to the round of 16 where she was knocked out by Aryna Sabalenka.<\/p>\n It\u2019s been a mixed season for Boulter so far, who has struggled to string together deep runs on the WTA tour. However, as a former hard court titleholder in San Diego last season – the British No.1 will be hoping to spark back to form at the upcoming WTA 1000 event.<\/p>\n She\u2019s joined by British No.3 Emma Raducanu<\/a> who is set to make her first appearance at the tournament since 2022. Raducanu has had some memorable runs during the American hard court swing in recent years, including a quarter-final appearance at the Mubadala Citi Open last year, the third round at the Cincinnati Masters three years ago and her historic US Open win in 2021.<\/p>\n The 22-year-old has been looking back to her best so far this season, having reached her first WTA 1000 quarter-final at the Miami Open, quarter-finals at the HSBC Championships<\/a> and the third round at Wimbledon. Can Raducanu continue her run of form into the hard court swing and leave her mark in Montreal?<\/p>\n On the ATP side,\u00a0Cam Norrie<\/a> is also set to lead the British charge in Toronto off the back of a standout summer on the grass which saw him make the quarter-finals at Wimbledon<\/a> for the second time in his career. The British No.2 has will be looking to translate his grass court form onto the hard courts as he bids to add a second Masters 1000 title to his resume.<\/p>\n Jacob Fearnley<\/a> is also set to make his tournament debut in Toronto following a breakthrough year on the ATP Tour.<\/p>\n Jack Draper<\/a>\u00a0was due to compete at the tournament but was forced to withdraw due to an injury he picked up after his Wimbledon campaign.<\/p>\n Doubles<\/p>\n There\u2019s also plenty of British interest in the doubles draw, with six British men headlining the entry list so far.<\/p>\n Recently crowned Wimbledon men\u2019s doubles champions Julian Cash<\/a> and Lloyd Glasspool<\/a> will enter in peak confidence off the back of sealing their first Grand Slam title together<\/a>. The pair embarked on a dominant grass court season that saw them win the HSBC Championships, Lexus Eastbourne Open and Wimbledon titles to wrap up the grass court swing with a 17-1 win record.<\/p>\n Now sitting at career-high rankings of world No.3 (Glasspool) and No.4 (Cash), the pair will be a force to be feared heading into the US hard court swing.\u00a0<\/p>\n Joining them will be reigning Australian Open champions Henry Patten<\/a> and Finnish partner Harri Heliovaara who will be gunning to etch their names on a first Masters 1000 trophy as a duo. <\/p>\n The pair have amassed an extensive title haul already – including two majors – but haven\u2019t picked up a title since their triumph in Melbourne back in January and will be hoping their fortune changes when they head stateside.\u00a0<\/p>\n Roland Garros runners-up Joe Salisbury<\/a> and Neal Skupski<\/a> also join the entry list, as well as Luke Johnson<\/a> who is paired with Dutchman Sander Arends.<\/p>\n
\nJessica Pegula (USA)
\nIga Swiatek (POL)
\nJasmine Paolini (ITA)
\nQinwen Zheng (CHN)<\/p>\n
\nAlexander Zverev (GER)
\nTaylor Fritz (USA)
\nLorenzo Musetti (ITA)
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