(Reuters) -Leylah Fernandez earned the biggest win of her career as she beat Anna Kalinskaya 6-1 6-2 in the Washington Open final on Sunday. After a brief rain delay in the nation's capital, Fernandez - who was just one game away from defeat in the semi-finals - overcame the extreme humidity to capture her first WTA 500 title in her first final in over a year.

From surviving three-hour duels to beating top seeds Jessica Pegula and Elena Rybakina, Leylah Fernandez’s DC run revealed a fighter ready for the hard-court summer.

Roony Bardghj and Pedro Fernandez both enjoyed a brilliant start to life in the Barcelona first team by scoring debut goals for the Catalan giants against Vissel Kobe. Both have been handed the chance to impress ahead of the start of the new campaign and certainly did that on Sunday.

Jim goes one-on-one with the mayor of South Miami to talk about his lawsuit challenging Florida immigration law.

Left-hander Leylah Fernandez knocked out the world No. 4, 6-3, 1-6, 6-4, to reach the quarterfinals in Washington, D.C. on Thursday evening. The Canadian wiped away an early break in the decider, before beating Pegula to the finish line when her opponent’s forehand clipped the tape and sailed wide on the first match point of the day.

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