Rain suspends Rybakina and Brady in Montreal; Azarenka, Keys withdraw

MONTREAL, Canada -- The forecasted rain held off for most Day 2 at the Omnium Banque Nationale, but it finally set in as the night session neared its end. 

The second-round match between No.3 Elena Rybakina

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The evening session also saw two notable withdrawals. 

No.15 Madison Keys

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No.19 Victoria Azarenka

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"Dear fans, I am sorry to say, but I have unfortunate news that during my warm up for tonight’s match, I re-injured a lingering injury that I thought was resolved and need to withdraw from the match," Azarenka wrote on social media. 

"Wishing the event all the best success and good luck to Sloane for the rest of the tournament. I love Montreal and I look forward to coming back!"

Stephens now awaits the winner of the suspended match between Rybakina and Brady.