It's an all-American battle in the men's singles final at the Canadian Open as defending champion Ben Shelton takes on Brandon Nakashima. The championship match is scheduled to begin at 8 PM EDT, with Shelton heading into the final as the clear favorite.

The left-hander holds a dominant 5-0 head-to-head record against Nakashima, and despite the one-sided rivalry, their matches have always been entertaining. Of the 11 sets they have played against each other, 10 have ended 7-5 or 7-6. Based on how their previous encounters have played out, fans could be in for another tightly contested battle.

Shelton defeated Jenson Brooksby, Joao Fonseca, and most recently Learner Tien on his way to the final. The American is also bidding to successfully defend his Canadian Open title after winning the tournament last year.

Nakashima, meanwhile, has reached his first-ever Masters 1000 final. The American defeated the likes of Daniel Altmaier, Arthur Rinderknech, and Rafael Jodar during his run to the championship match.

With both players looking to claim one of the biggest titles of their careers, the all-American final promises to be an intriguing contest, particularly given their history and the extremely tight sets they have played against each other.

How To Watch Ben Shelton vs. Brandon Nakashima at the Canadian Open?

The exciting championship contest will be available to watch on Tennis Channel and Tennis Channel Plus in the United States.

In Canada, fans can watch the match on TSN or TVA Sports Direct, which is available as an add-on channel on Prime Video.

For viewers in Australia, the Canadian Open is available on beIN Sports. In the UK, Sky Sports is the official broadcaster, while Eurosport and SuperTennis are among the platforms carrying the tournament across other parts of Europe.