Guadalajara Omnium | Eugene Bouchard reached the final

The Canadian Press

The Canadian beat the Italian in an hour and 45 minutes, especially thanks to a 3-1 advantage to the break.

Westmount Athlete is looking for a second WTA title after Nuremberg in 2014.

Bouchard was 144th^E, 10 rows shorter than Coquiretto.

Quebec won its first serve game to zero, taking a 2-1 lead with the first break.

Frustrated in the left leg, the Italian had to take care of a therapist, once leading her opponent 3-2.

At 5-2 controls after another break, Bouchard got the set when Cociarotto sent the ball into the net.

Bouchard’s third break in the second set gave him a 3-2 lead. She came back with high quality, thanks to a very deep, non-horizontal ball.

At stumps, a straight shot put Bouchard in control 5-2. The Italian sent the ball a long way, then won with the Canadian cross forehand.

In the final, Bouchard will face Sarah Soribs Tormo of Spain, who defeated Czech Maria Bouzkova 6-3, 7-6 (3) in two sets.