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Gabriela Dabrowski

Gabriela Dabrowski

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Sep 14, 2026

Mike McIntyreHOST
24:27
Yeah.
Ben LewisHOST
24:27
Uh, it didn't work out for Gabriela Dabrowski, uh, this time around, but she'll always have the title.
Mike McIntyreHOST
24:31
No, they went out to, uh, I think Montgomery and Krueger who were playing on fire, and, and Gabby and Luisa Stefani, her partner, were up 8-2, I believe, in that third set-
Ben LewisHOST
24:39
Yes, that's right
Mike McIntyreHOST
25:48
But, uh, I think we should do more service to doubles and-
Ben LewisHOST
25:51
I agree
Mike McIntyreHOST
25:51
... uh, and, you know, to go back to Gabriela Dabrowski for a second, she is time in and, and time again, uh, usually the last Canadian standing and, and she's just been so consistent the last few years, both with Erin Routliffe and this year with Luisa Stefani.
Mike McIntyreHOST
26:04
So, uh, there you go.
Christian BasnightHOST
14:40
Taylor Townsend and Katerina Siniakova defeated Elise Mertens and Diana Shnaider 6-Love, 7-6 to book their spot into Friday's final.
Christian BasnightHOST
14:47
They will face the surprise wildcard duo of 22-year-olds Robin Montgomery and Ashton Krueger, who earned a win for the ages against number two seeds Luisa Stefani and Gabriela Dabrowski, winning 4-6, 6-4, 7-6.
Christian BasnightHOST
15:02
Robin and Ashton were down a break on multiple occasions in the decider, and they also saved two match points when returning down 4-5 in the third set.
Christian BasnightHOST
15:12
And more incredibly too, they were down 2-8 in the 10-point match tie break, but they ended up winning eight points in a row to seal the win.
Karen RibauxHOST
4:06
In soccer, Ryan Gauld returned to the starting lineup and scored his 50th goal as a Whitecaps player as Vancouver comfortably beat LA Galaxy three-nil at BC Place.
Karen RibauxHOST
4:15
And in tennis, Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski and Brazil's Luisa Stefani are out of the US Open in New York.
Karen RibauxHOST
4:23
The second-seeded women's doubles duo was ousted after a semifinal.
Karen RibauxHOST
4:27
From The Canadian Press, I'm Karen Ribaux.
Ruth FraňkováHOST
4:07
The Czech-American pair will face home players Robin Montgomery and Ashlyn Kruger in Friday's final.
Ruth FraňkováHOST
4:14
Sinyakova and Townsend are in the US Open final for the second year in a row, having lost to Gabriela Dabrowska and Erin Rutliff last year.
Ruth FraňkováHOST
4:23
The pair have already won the French Open together this year.
Ruth FraňkováHOST
4:26
They also claimed the Australian Open last year and Wimbledon two years ago.
Brian CallahanHOST
6:02
And at the U.S. Open, of course, more great drama.
Brian CallahanHOST
6:04
At the last final major, tennis major of the year, unfortunately, our last Canadian hope, Gabriela Dabrowski, she and her partner were bounced yesterday in the semis.
Brian CallahanHOST
6:15
of women's doubles.
Brian CallahanHOST
6:16
But the men's and women's singles semis are set.
Karen RibauxHOST
3:44
The win keeps the Jays one game back of Cleveland for the third AL wildcard spot as Cleveland also scored a win over Baltimore.
Karen RibauxHOST
3:52
In tennis, at the U.S. Open in New York, defending doubles champ Gabriela Dabrowski has punched her ticket to today's women's doubles semifinal.
Karen RibauxHOST
4:01
The Ottawa tennis star and her Brazilian partner Luisa Stefani beat a Chinese duo to get to the final four.
Karen RibauxHOST
4:07
In men's singles, Ben Shelton ended Carlos Alcaraz's title reign in the latest finishing match in U.S. Open history as he pulled off a five-set victory in a marathon tussle that ended at 3.33 a.m. Eastern.
Brian CallahanHOST
8:49
That was incredible too.
Brian CallahanHOST
8:50
And Canadian Gabriela Dabrowski, not to be forgotten, is into the semifinals, by the way, at the U.S. Open with her Brazilian partner Luisa Stefani, and, uh, that goes just after six thirty her time tonight.
Brian CallahanHOST
9:03
And yes, I also wanted to mention, uh, once more that if you don't have your tickets yet to the celebration of Ball-- Paul Boomer, Boomer Estamp, uh, fifty years of con- contributions, his contributions to the local music scene, which are many, uh, and, uh, just, uh, infinite, if you-- I might say.
Brian CallahanHOST
9:21
Um, if you don't have your tickets to that on October the 30th at The Delta, you better move fast.
John RodenburgHOST
40:14
Real good stuff.
John RodenburgHOST
40:15
By the way, Ottawa's Gabriela Dabrowski is into the women's doubles semifinal.
John RodenburgHOST
40:20
She won her quarterfinal match yesterday with her partner from Brazil.
John RodenburgHOST
40:25
So she's on track.
StefanHOST
5:18
Yeah,
AaronHOST
5:19
like just looking like last season, right? Like Dabrowski's 29, Tarasenko's 30.
AaronHOST
5:25
In my head, Tarasenko was so much older, but Tarasenko's had 47 points last year and Dabrowski had 42.
AaronHOST
5:31
So he outscored DeBrusque last year, and you don't have to pay assets, and he's not signed for a long time.
AaronHOST
5:38
And then Bunting didn't score as much.
AaronHOST
7:01
Not kind of creative.
AaronHOST
7:02
It was creative.
StefanHOST
7:03
That gives me faith that they will figure out a way to trade Dabrowski, basically.
Dan KiernanHOST
5:31
You know, and pretty much, you know, that, that goes between nine of the players.
Dan KiernanHOST
5:35
So Siniakova has won 11, Mladenovic 10, Pavic seven, Dabrowski four, Heliovaara four, Patton three.
Dan KiernanHOST
5:44
Uh, Routliffe two, Glasspool one, Christian Harrison one.
Dan KiernanHOST
5:48
Um, you then had a couple of these mere mortals like Krunic who's only made two finals.

9 MINS LATER

Will BoucekGUEST
14:33
Did they? Okay.
Will BoucekGUEST
14:35
So, so this was-
Dan KiernanHOST
14:36
They beat Glaspool and Dabrowski in the final
Will BoucekGUEST
14:36
... something I wanted to talk about is the Indian Wells.

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