canadian tennis player Eugenie Bouchard She has been on the WTA Tour for a long time and announced last week that she is joining Tennis Channel as a commentator. The success was instant and the audience really went crazy about Bouchard with this new stage.
The National Bank Open 2021, or the Masters 1000 in Toronto, started a few days ago and we are set to go live this week for the men’s event at Toronto’s Aviva Center and the women’s event at Montreal’s Inga Stadium.
Apart from being a tennis player (who has made historic achievements for her country), Eugenie is a great connoisseur of the sport and will try to explain everything that is related to tennis and Canada.
Bouchard let’s talk about Canada
In a short video, the WTA star revealed Canada as the birthplace of world stars such as Justin Bieber, Drake and Ryan Gosling. When Bouchard’s picture appeared in the video, the tennis player smiled and joked, “I don’t know how she got there.”
The tennis player revealed that Canadians are kind and very competitive at the same time. Bouchard is currently away from tour since March due to a shoulder problem (he had surgery), and the tennis player recently revealed.
Bouchard is currently out of the tour due to a shoulder problem (he had surgery) and the tennis player recently revealed who dreams of returning to the field for the next US Open.
In fact, she told Tennis Channel, “I remember what happened to Sloane Stephens, that she came back in 2017 and won, was a tough year for her and her comeback was extraordinary.
Let’s cross our fingers and I hope I can do the same. During the show, Bouchard also commented on the great development in Canadian tennis, seeing young talents like Denis Shapovalov or Felix Auger-Aliassim among men and seeing them among women she and, along with Bouchard, eventual winners of the US Open. , Bianca Andreescu, who has been in decline in recent years but has achieved great results for her country in the past.
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