Naomi Osaka's emotional reaction after comeback, Serena Williams practices while carrying daughter, Anisimova and Kostyuk share Montreal snapshots

A new day at the Canadian Open brings fresh social media updates from several of the Tour's biggest stars. Naomi Osaka shared an emotional reaction following her remarkable second-round victory over Ekaterina Alexandrova, while stars like Marta Kostyuk, Amanda Anisimova, and Emma Navarro posted snapshots from their time in Montreal.

Meanwhile, Serena Williams captured attention with her unique 'doubles' training, playing tennis while carrying her youngest daughter, Adira. Additionally, Roberto Bautista Agut took a brief break from competition to attend the baptism of his youngest son, Lucas.

Serena Williams once again posted a photo on social media from the tennis courts, though this time with a very particular doubles partner. The 23-time Grand Slam champion has been consistently seen on tennis courts in recent weeks and appears in great shape – according to various videos on social media. So much so that many are already speculating about her return to the courts, a topic even addressed recently by her sister Venus Williams, although Serena herself has not explicitly shown interest in returning.

Serena has long been focused on her businesses and family, alongside her husband Alexis Ohanian and their daughters Olympia and Adira. Adira, who will turn two in the coming weeks, was precisely the star on the tennis court, as the photo shows Serena playing tennis while carrying her daughter, joking on Instagram about her unique doubles companion. "I never thought I would have to carry my doubles partner 😮‍💨 Subscribe to watch an epic video of me practicing with @adiraohanian ⚠️caution, don’t try this at home!"

Naomi Osaka secured an exciting victory, unlike any she's had in a while, and her emotional reaction was captured on social media. The four-time Grand Slam champion survived a grueling encounter against Liudmila Samsonova, saving two match points in the second set, and ultimately turning around a match that seemed practically lost at the Canadian Open.

The former world No. 1 earns a confidence-boosting win, her first over a top-20 player since the Australian Open earlier this year, and the first time she has won a match after facing match points against her since the 2021 Aussie Open against Garbiñe Muguruza, a tournament she went on to win.

Veronika Kudermetova joined her sister Polina Kudermetova for their latest training session at the Canadian Open. Both Russian tennis players not only shared the court but also participated in promotional activities for the tournament afterward.

Polina, 22, fell in her tournament debut to Dutch player Suzan Lamens (3-6, 6-4, 2-6), while Veronika, 27, has had a strong start to the tournament, advancing to the third round in Montreal. She defeated Cristina Bucsa and 29th seed Olga Danilovic to set up a tough clash against top seed Coco Gauff.

Barbora Krejcikova shared some photos from the Canadian Open players' party, where she took some pictures with tennis presenter Blair Henley, leaving a fun message for her. "This Players party in Canada was absolutely amazing! What’s more, I met @bdhenley again, whom I love very much. She is a great tournament moderator, a master of post-match interviews and, above all, an amazing mother. I am most pleased when her girls call me ‘Miss Barbora’. 😜🤩"

The two-time defending champion began her Canadian Open journey with a painful defeat to Bianca Andreescu in a match that marked the start of the tournament, after Andreescu injured her ankle on match point. Although it could have been a chance for the Czech, a couple of consecutive unforced errors ended up giving the victory to an injured Andreescu, 6-3, 6-4, who could hardly have continued the match after that game. The Canadian later withdrew from the tournament before facing Russia's Mirra Andreeva.

Roberto Bautista Agut celebrated the baptism of his second son, Lucas – born in January of this year – alongside his wife Ana Bodi. The former world No. 9 took advantage of the swing change and his days off after competing in the Kitzbühel Open to travel to Spain for the ceremony with his family. The post received responses from other wives on Tour, such as Nicolás Jarry's wife – Laura Urruti – and the wife of former doubles world No. 7 Santiago González, who congratulated the couple on their youngest son's event.

The world No. 51 decided not to participate in the Canadian Open this week, but will travel to Cincinnati for the next Masters 1000 event, which will be played starting next week. The 37-year-old player has achieved several good results in Canada, with three quarterfinal appearances (2017, 2019, 2021).

Most of the WTA stars gathered in Montreal for this year's Canadian Open, and today, some who shared glimpses of their days in Canada include Ukrainian Marta Kostyuk and American Amanda Anisimova, who was out with her colleague and friend Priscilla Hon, taking several pictures of their time in Montreal. This was also the case for other players like Camila Osorio, Emma Navarro, and Diana Shnaider.