2014 Rogers Cup Facts for Kids

Quick facts for kids

2014 Rogers Cup

Date:

2 – 10 August

Edition:

125th

Category:

ATP World Tour Masters 1000 (men)
WTA Premier 5 (women)

Location:

Toronto, Canada (men)
Montreal, Canada (women)

Champions

Men's Singles

To be decided

Women's Singles

To be decided

Men's Doubles

To be decided

Women's Doubles

To be decided

Canadian Open

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The 2014 Rogers Cup was a big tennis tournament held outdoors on Hardcourts. It took place from August 2nd to August 10th, 2014. This event was the 125th time the Canadian Open tournament had been held, making it a very old and important competition!

The Rogers Cup is also known as the Canadian Open. It switches its location each year. The men's tournament is held in Toronto, and the women's tournament is held in Montreal. The next year, they switch cities!

This tournament was part of the 2014 ATP World Tour for men and the 2014 WTA Tour for women. It was an important event for players to get ready for the 2014 US Open, which is one of the biggest tennis tournaments in the world.

Understanding Ranking Points and Prize Money
Meet the Seeded Players
Tournament Finals
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Understanding Ranking Points and Prize Money

In tennis tournaments like the Rogers Cup, players earn points and money. The better a player does, the more points and prize money they receive. These points help players improve their rank in the world. Winning a big tournament like this gives a lot of points and a large amount of money!

Meet the Seeded Players

A seed is a special player in a tournament. These players are usually the best ones. They are given a "seed" number to make sure they don't play against other top players too early in the tournament. This helps the most exciting matches happen in the later rounds, like the semifinals or finals. Sometimes, seeded players even get a "pass" to skip the first round.