Anything but what\u2019d you expect happened Tuesday at the WTA Toronto Rogers Cup. Top seed Ashleigh Barty was stunned by American Sofia Kenin in a tough, three-set battle. Poland\u2019s rising teen star Iga Swiatek moved through when Aussie Ajla Tomljanovic retired, down 1-4. Victoria Azarenka easily beat Italy\u2019s Camila Giorgi and veteran Venus Williams lost in straight sets to Spain\u2019s Carla Suarez Navarro.<\/p>\n
Let\u2019s take a look at five interesting Day 3 matches are predictions for who\u2019ll move on in Toronto on a day where Serena Williams<\/a> and Naomi Osaka<\/a> are also in action:<\/p>\n Head to head: <\/strong>First meeting<\/p>\n Iga Swiatek has won four out of her last five hard court matches. Her single loss was to Jessica Pegula, who went on to win the title in Washington D.C.\u2019s Citi Open. Poland\u2019s Swiatek is a rising talent who just needs the experience to reach the level of which she\u2019s capable.<\/p>\n Caroline Wozniacki had a strong opening performance in Toronto. Against Putintseva, the Dane broke serve four out of seven opportunities. Usually considered an exceptional defender, Wozniacki added her fair share of aggressive play, especially when returning serve. It\u2019s hard to deny Wozniacki when everything is clicking.WTA Toronto Rogers Cup Day 3 Predictions<\/h2>\n
Caroline Wozniacki vs Iga Swiatek<\/strong><\/h4>\n
\nPrediction: Wozniacki in 2<\/em><\/p>\n