Eugenie Bouchard was among the players most sought by sponsors when she reached a career-high of No. 5 in 2014. Yet, down to No. 107, she has been playing for most of this season with no racquet ...

Jack Sock and Eugenie Bouchard teaming up for the mixed ... finalist Bouchard are among the latest crop of tennis players who’ve swapped racquets for pickleball paddles. In a video posted ...

Tennis star Eugenie Bouchard has landed a new television role ... she now has a current world ranking of 522. The racket ...

Former World No.5 Eugenie Bouchard took to social media to post pictures of herself training on a tennis court, suggesting a return could be in the near future. After dealing with several injuries ...

top tennis players trading their rackets for paddles and trading in the grand slams for pickleball courts. Names like Steffi Graf, Eugenie Bouchard, Jack Sock, and Sam Querrey are no longer ...

Former Top 5 player Eugenie Bouchard defeated Renata Zarazua for the first time in their three career meetings with a 6-1, 7-6(4) first-round win at the Guadalajara Open Akron. Why not watch this next ...

Once the darling of the tennis world, Eugenie Bouchard is now out to prove she didn’t peak too soon. But she also has a message for her critics: She's done caring what they think. Genie Bouchard ...

Tennis legend Andre Agassi has championed pickleball’s growth while hailing tennis as the ultimate racket sport.

Wild card Eugenie Bouchard scored her first WTA main draw win in 18 months (since Guadalajara 2021) at the Chennai Open, saving a set point en route to defeating Joanne Zuger. The Canadian is playing ...

Eugenie Bouchard ... "I am way above that." Bouchard would go on to beat Sharapova by a 7-5, 2-6, 6-4 count, with 49 unforced errors sprayed off the Russian's racquet. What Sharapova hasn't ...

Montreal's Eugenie Bouchard, pictured, suffered a three-set loss to American Ashlyn Krueger in first-round qualifying play Monday at the Australian Open. A semifinalist at the 2014 tourney ...

Former world top-10 tennis players Jack Sock and Eugenie Bouchard are both carving out successful pickleball careers, while other converts include Americans San Querrey and Donald Young.