The United States may want to start referring to itself as “North America” when it comes to tennis. The way it’s going now, that would be the easiest solution to the country's woes when it comes to the sport. The Rogers Cup in Toronto is only one day old, but already the U.S. and Canadian men have continued, in small ways, to go in different directions. The women’s event started the same way in Montreal, where 17-year-old Francois Abanda of Canada took a set from Dominika Cibulkova. But the night ended with the States getting a little head-to-head revenge.
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Published Aug 05, 2014