Leylah Fernandez's devastation was plain to see after the Toray Pan Pacific Open final in Tokyo, where a three-set defeat to Diana Shnaider was followed by a runner-up speech in which she paid tribute…

Leylah Fernandez broke down in tears during her runner-up speech at the Toray Pan Pacific Open in Tokyo following her grandfather's death. The Canadian learned about the passing of her maternal grandfather on the day of the final. Despite mounting a comeback from a set and 4-0 down, Fernandez was defeated 6-4, 5-7, 6-2 by Diana Shnaider in the WTA 500 final.
During the trophy ceremony, Fernandez praised Shnaider before sharing a tearful tribute thanking her family and her late grandfather. Champion Shnaider commended Fernandez for her strong Asian swing, which featured a title in Singapore and a runner-up finish in Ningbo. Fernandez is scheduled to compete next against Sofia Kenin at the Hong Kong Open.
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