Although she may not be taking part in the US Open, Eugenie Bouchard continues to be a popular face on the WTA Tour. While she will feature as a studio analyst for Tennis Channel in Flushing Meadows, she engaged with her fans on Instagram earlier today.

Fielding several questions, the Canadian tennis star received one which referenced an comment she made on Novak Djokovic earlier this week.

Fan references Eugenie Bouchard calling Novak Djokovic a crybaby

During an appearance for Tennis Channel, the 27-year-old engaged herself in a game called ‘Word Rally’. She needed to say the first word that came to her mind for each word that appeared in front of her. When Djokovic came up, Bouchard said, “Crybaby” along with an expression.

During her Q&A session on Instagram, a fan made sure to remind her of those words. In a short yet funny comment, the fan wrote, “Djokovic is a baby lol”. Bouchard immediately replied in a witty manner, by saying, “You said it, not me!”

While she received such questions, she also received questions and comments on other aspects. The questions ranged from food choices to TV preferences, and some also included her potential return to tennis.

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Bouchard is currently the World No. 130

In the latest update of the WTA Rankings, the Canadian gained a place to move to #130. Although her last tournament was the Monterrey Open back in March, she made the jump earlier this week.

While she may not take part in the rest of the 2021 season, fans may see her in the early part of next year. Will she reach the same levels of her earlier years on the tour?

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