The Russian Karen khachanov, ATP number 11, and the American Ben Sheltonnumber 7 of the United States ranking faces on Thursday at the end of the Masters 1000 of Toronto, Canada, on the central court of Sobeys Stadium.
To reach the decision of the tournament disputed in the hard court, Khachanov29, eliminated the favorite Alexander Zverevkey head head of the world tournament and number 3. Shelton22, passed a countryman Taylor Fritzkey head two, fourth in the ATP ranking.
Time and where to watch the final of the Masters 1000 of Toronto 2025
- Data: August 7, Thursday
- Local: Sobeys Stadium – Central Court (Toronto, Canada)
- Time: 8:30 pm (from Brasilia)
- Where to watch: ESPN (TV a cabo) e Disney+ (streaming)
Masters 1000 Toronto 2025: Where to watch
In Brazil, the Toronto Masters 1000 has daily transmission of ESPN 2 (closed subscription channel) and Disney+streaming. Watch here.
Today’s Games – August 7, Thursday
J. Salisbury / N. Skupski (GBR) x J. Cash / L. Glasspool (GBR) – Doubles – Final – 17h
K. Khachanov (RUS) x B. Shelton (USA) – FINAL – Not before 7:30 pm
About the Toronto Masters 1000 Tournament
The Masters 1000 of Toronto 2025 takes place between July 27 and August 7, in Canada. This tournament is the sixth event of the ATP 1000 series in the men’s circuit season and is of great importance as a preparation for US Open, the fourth and last Grand Slam of the year.
With a long tradition in the tennis calendar, the Canadian competition had its first edition in 1881. Since the beginning of the open era, in 1968, the biggest champion of the tournament is Czech Ivan Lendl, who raised the trophy six times.
The most recent title belongs to Australian Alexei Popyrin, who surprised the circuit by winning in 2024 and securing the biggest feat of his career until then.
Biggest champions in Toronto
- Ivan Lendl – 6 Títulos (1980, 1981, 1983, 1987, 1988 e 1989)
- Rafael Nadal – 5 titles (2005, 2008, 2013, 2018 e 2019)
- Novak Djokovic – 4 titles (2007, 2011, 2012 e 2016)
- Andy Murray – 3 titles (2009, 2010 e 2015)
- Other agassi – 3 titles (1992, 1994 e 1995)
- John McEnroe – 3 titles (1981, 1984 e 1985)
