Eugenie Bouchard Spotted at the Yankees Stadium Enjoying Her Time off Tennis

Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard is out of the tour for quite some time now. Notably, the 28-year-old rose to fame after reaching the final of the 2014 Wimbledon Championships. Thereafter, her performance has not been consistent.

The Canadian is nursing a shoulder injury and is enjoying her time off the court. Being one of the most popular tennis players, she is pretty active on social media. Recently, she posted a story from her visit to the Yankees match.

Eugenie Bouchard goes for a Yankees game

Eugenie Bouchard has an interest in many games. Apart from tennis, the 28-year-old also enjoys watching basketball and baseball. Recently, she paid a visit to Yankee Stadium, where the New York Yankees took on Cincinnati Reds.

Enjoying the match from the stands, the Canadian posted multiple pictures from her outing on her Instagram story.

Read more: ‘Should We Do Genies Pizza Party 2022?’ – Eugenie Bouchard Recalls Her Classic Event

The Canadian is a true sports fan. Apart from baseball, she has also attended matches of NBA, ice hockey, and the Miami Grand Prix recently.

Eugenie Bouchard misses out on Wimbledon Championships 2022

Bouchard is looking to make a return after her shoulder injury. However, the 28-year-old still did not feature in the Wimbledon Championship 2022. The Canadian took to Twitter to explain the reason for the same. While the Wimbledon Championship was ripped of WTA points, it would be a risk for Bouchard to use one of her protected rating cards in the tournament.

“Due to my shoulder surgery, I get a limited number of protected ranking (PR) entries. As much as I love Wimbledon and skipping it makes me sad, using a PR entry at a tournament with no ranking points doesn’t make sense,” she said.

Earlier the WTA stripped Wimbledon of ranking points for banning Russian and Belarusian players from the tournament. The tournament still went ahead, with many top players still playing in it. Now that Bouchard has skipped Wimbledon, she has shifted her focus to the upcoming US Open and plans to play the Australian Open after that.

Watch this story: A timeline of the mega feud between Maria Sharapova and Eugenie Bouchard

“I am continuing my training/rehab and plan on returning to competition later this summer. I will now use my two Grand Slam PR entries for the US Open and the Australian Open,” she said.

Hopefully, we will get to see her back in action soon.