Ben Shelton wins National Bank Open on International Left-Handers Day
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 14, 2026, 2:31 AM
Last updated Aug 14, 2026

Ben Shelton captured the National Bank Open title in Montreal on August 13, 2026, defeating Brandon Nakashima. This victory marks Shelton's second consecutive championship at this event, coinciding with International Left-Handers Day. Shelton showcased strong performance, remaining undefeated against Nakashima in their six encounters. His improved skills, particularly in serve returns and net play, were significant factors in his success. Following this tournament, Shelton aims to maintain his form as he prepares for the upcoming US Open.
- •Ben Shelton wins National Bank Open for the second consecutive year.
- •Shelton's powerful serve and skills were key to his victory.
- •He remains undefeated against Brandon Nakashima in six matches.
- •The tournament coincided with International Left-Handers Day.
- •Shelton aims to carry this momentum into the US Open.
- 2:31 AMYahoo Sports — On International Left-Handers Day, Ben Shelton wins National Bank Open for second straight year
"Southpaw Ben Shelton wins his second straight National Bank Open on International Left-Handers Day.
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