World number three Jessica Pegula and Alexandra Eala will play on Monday to determine the Washington Open champion after thunderstorms postponed the completion of the women’s singles final that was scheduled for Sunday. The delay affects the final match, which cannot be completed due to weather conditions. Pegula leads the matchup at the time play was interrupted, while Eala—described by multiple outlets as a rising star—has reached her first final at the event after progressing through the draw. Eala’s semifinal run includes victories over Naomi Osaka, Elina Svitolina, and defending champion Leylah Fernandez, according to the reports. Both outlets report that the men’s event is not at issue here and focus specifically on the women’s singles final at the Washington Open. With thunderstorms disrupting the schedule, the tournament moves the decisive match to Monday, when conditions are expected to allow play to finish and the champion to be decided.