Dan Evans reached his second ATP Masters semi-final after fighting back at the National Bank Open.
American Tommy Paul had a torrid start to the first set, but the British number two took charge in the second and surged ahead to win 1-6 6-3 6-4.
"You wonder if that's going to happen if you get into a match, and I stepped up," Evans said after the singles match and before he also won the doubles match.
“When I got to the front I really took it from Tommy and that's been the case this week so far and I went at it in a good way,
“The crowd, that's what they buy tickets for. This is a live sport.you never know what will happen. Before that, I played on the court.
Pablo Carreno Busta, 31, became the only player in Montreal to avoid dropping a set when he knocked out Jack Draper to avoid
the possibility of an All-Britain semi-final by booking his place against Evans.The 20-year-old scrapped hard but the Spaniard dominated throughout to win 7-6 (4) 6-1,
his younger opponent enjoying a week to reach his first Master's quarter-final and knock out the world number five. Stefanos Tsitsipas.