Felix Auger-Aliassime, the world’s No. 4, is set to play in the ATP Montreal Masters in his hometown as the tournament begins on Sunday. All reports describe him as returning to an event he has long followed as a young player, when he often watched training sessions and studied top athletes between matches, even at times without a ticket. He is entering the tournament as the second seed. One report places him in the seeding list behind Alexander Zverev, who is identified as the Roland Garros winner and Wimbledon runner-up, while another emphasizes Auger-Aliassime’s focus on maintaining routines when competing in Montreal. The outlets present his participation as driven by local connection and familiarity with the venue, with Auger-Aliassime describing an intention to make minimal changes to his approach even when playing at home. The coverage is limited to his background, seeding, and stated mindset ahead of the tournament’s start.