Match 1Final
Center Court—Ben SheltonChampion
—Brandon Nakashima
6-3 7-6(4)
Masters 1000Toronto and Montreal · Canada
The Canadian summer classic
CAN · ATP Masters 1000 archive
1881 — Today
Canada
Two cities, one historic championship.
One of the oldest tournaments in world tennis, Canada's premier men's event combines more than a century of history with the intensity of the modern Masters 1000 circuit.
2026 Competition Draw
Road to
the title
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Champion · Ben Shelton
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Final
Winner
Ben Shelton
Canada · 2026 Champion
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Tournament gallery
Experience the tournament
A visual journey through the courts, atmosphere and defining spaces of the event.
2004 — 2019
Golden generation
The age of the modern icons
The twenty-first century transformed the Canadian Masters into one of the signature hard-court tests of the summer, with the era's defining champions repeatedly adding their names to the trophy.
Tournament overview
Inside Canada
The essential identity, setting and competitive characteristics of this Masters 1000 tournament.
Location
Toronto and Montreal, Canada
The city and country connected to the tournament.
Venue
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
The principal setting and permanent home of the championship.
Court
Hard
The surface that shapes movement, rhythm and strategy.
Calendar
August
Its traditional position within the ATP season.
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Tournament character
Canada’s travelling tennis tradition
One of the oldest tournaments in world tennis, Canada's premier men's event combines more than a century of history with the intensity of the modern Masters 1000 circuit.
Tournament statement
“Two cities. One championship legacy.”
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Hall of Champions
The champions who defined Canada.
A museum-style record of the champions, finalists and title leaders who shaped Canada history.
2021–2026Archive span
6Editions played
5Different champions
6 titlesIvan Lendl
Championship matches
Recent finals
2026Final
6-2 6-3
2025Final
6-7(5), 6-4, 7-6(3)
2024Final
Champion
Alexei Popyrin
🇦🇺 AUS
6-2, 6-4
2023Final
6-4, 6-1
2022Final
Champion
Pablo Carreno Busta
🇪🇸 ESP
Runner-up
Hubert Hurkacz
🇵🇱 POL
3-6, 6-3, 6-3
2021Final
Runner-up
Reilly Opelka
🇺🇸 USA
6-4, 6-3
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Tournament legends
Legends of Canada
The champions whose repeat titles, defining runs and lasting records shaped the identity of Canada.
TCHCzechoslovakia
01Record six-time champion
Ivan Lendl
6
Titles
Championship years
1980 · 1981 · 1983 · 1987 · 1988 · 1989
“Six titles across a decade made Lendl the defining champion of Canada's modern history.”
Historical legend
ESPSpagna
02Five-time champion
Rafael Nadal
5
Titles
Championship years
2005 · 2008 · 2013 · 2018 · 2019
“From 2005 to 2019, Nadal repeatedly conquered Canada across different stages of his legendary career.”
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SRBSerbia
03Four-time champion
Novak Djokovic
4
Titles
Championship years
2007 · 2011 · 2012 · 2016
“Djokovic's Canadian victories trace his rise from breakthrough challenger to one of the sport's dominant champions.”
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USAUnited States
04Three-time champion
Andre Agassi
3
Titles
Championship years
1992 · 1994 · 1995
“Agassi's three titles in the 1990s made Canada one of the signature stops of his North American hard-court career.”
Historical legend
GBRUnited Kingdom
05Three-time champion
Andy Murray
3
Titles
Championship years
2009 · 2010 · 2015
“Back-to-back titles in 2009 and 2010, followed by another crown in 2015, underline Murray's excellence on Canadian hard courts.”
Historical legend
SUISvizzera
06Two-time champion
Roger Federer
2
Titles
Championship years
2004 · 2006
“Federer's victories in 2004 and 2006 helped open one of the most celebrated eras in the tournament's history.”
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1881 — 1968
Origins
A championship with deep roots
Canada's tournament story begins in the nineteenth century. Its long roll of champions connects the formative years of competitive tennis with the professional game of today.
Tournament editions · Step 11.1
Selected editions from Canada.
Archive coverage
135 recorded editions
Champions, finalists, scores and defining context. The same data model is ready to scale across every Masters 1000 tournament.
2026
2026
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Champion
Ben Shelton
USA
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Runner-up
Brandon Nakashima
USA
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Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-2 6-3
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
2025
2025
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Champion
Ben Shelton
USA
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Runner-up
Karen Khachanov
RUS
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Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-7(5), 6-4, 7-6(3)
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
2024
2024
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-2, 6-4
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
2023
2023
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Champion
Jannik Sinner
ITA
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Runner-up
Alex De Minaur
AUS
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Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-4, 6-1
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
2022
2022
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Champion
Pablo Carreno Busta
ESP
vs
Runner-up
Hubert Hurkacz
POL
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
3-6, 6-3, 6-3
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
2021
2021
Men's singles final
Final date not recorded
Edition story
Edition recorded in the AGE202 Tournament Studio.
Championship score
6-4, 6-3
Sobeys Stadium and IGA Stadium
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135 recorded editions · 1881—2026
Start with the latest six editions, then explore the archive by decade or reveal ten more records at a time.
2026Latest edition
1881Archive origin
95Different champions
Tournament history
From 1881 to the modern era.
The evolution of Canada, its venue and its role within the ATP Masters 1000 season.
Founded 1881
Historical profile
The story of Canada
First staged in 1881, the Canadian championship has crossed generations, surfaces and eras while remaining one of the sport's enduring annual landmarks. In the Open Era it became a regular meeting point for the game's leading champions, and its modern hard-court identity has produced defining summer battles on the road to the US Open.
Historical timeline
Defining milestones
Key stages in the evolution of Canada.
The beginning
The tournament begins in 1881, establishing a championship tradition that will span well over a century.
The Lendl era begins
Ivan Lendl wins his first Canadian title and starts an extraordinary run that will ultimately produce six championships.
Sinner's breakthrough
Jannik Sinner defeats Alex de Minaur to capture the 2023 title, a landmark victory in his rise to the top of men's tennis.
The Open Era
The tournament enters the modern professional age and begins building the lineage that connects the classic champions of the past with today's elite.
The modern greats arrive
Roger Federer's 2004 triumph precedes a remarkable period in which Federer, Nadal, Djokovic and Murray repeatedly shape the tournament's modern history.
Iconic moments
Chapters that shaped the tournament
Selected milestones from the history of Canada.
Moment 01
1989
Lendl reaches six
Ivan Lendl defeats John McEnroe in the 1989 final to claim his sixth Canadian championship and complete the tournament's defining title record.
Moment 02
2019
Nadal's fifth crown
Rafael Nadal defeats Daniil Medvedev to secure his fifth title in Canada, adding another milestone to his Masters 1000 legacy.
Moment 03
2023
Sinner becomes a Masters 1000 champion
Jannik Sinner beats Alex de Minaur in the final to win his first Masters 1000 title and take a major step in his career.
Moment 04
2007
Djokovic's statement
Novak Djokovic defeats Roger Federer in two tie-break sets in the final, sealing one of the signature victories of his early career.
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The next layers of Canada
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Hall of Champions
Open sectionA complete record of tournament winners across every edition.
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