Anastasija Sevastova wins over Bouchard in Us Open 2019

Anastasija Sevastova and Eugenie Bouchard indicated their sentimental favorite with chants of “Here we go, Genie!” and enthusiastic applause whenever the Canadian demonstrated flashes of the form that took her to No. 5 in the world in 2014.

However, Sevastova earned the fans' respect as well as the win as she ultimately overpowered and outmaneuvered No. 119 Bouchard, 6-3, 6-3.

Eugenie bouchard sexy. The original pic

Eugenie bouchard sexy. The original pic

Eugenie bouchard advances in Luxembourg 2018

LUXEMBOURG, Luxembourg
Qualifier Eugenie Bouchard produced a scintillating performance to defeat No.3 seed Carla Suárez Navarro, 6-1, 6-0.

The Canadian won the first set in just 27 minutes, striking 11 winners in comparison to just four unforced errors, nullifying the threat of the WTA World No.24 as she showed glimpses of the form that once carried her to No.5 on the ranking.

Eugenie Bouchard blog. Happy birthday 2016

EUGENIE BOUCHARD BLOG. THE ORIGINAL SELFIE

Opened the gym up...

EUGENIE BOUCHARD INTO FINAL OF THE THE CHAMPIOSHIPS WIMBLEDON 2014

Another display of tennis which was as aggressive as it was impressive by the No.13 seed saw off Romania’s Simona Halep, the No.3 seed and runner-up at the French Open, 7-6(5), 6-2, in one hour 34 minutes. 

 So Bouchard, 20, has now gone six matches at the 2014 Championships without dropping a set, while Halep was always fighting an uphill battle after twisting her left ankle after just 12 minutes and needing prolonged treatment. However, she showed her fighting spirit by resisting five match points before a Bouchard service winner ensured it would be Canada’s day.

EUGENIE BOUCHARD IN SEMI-FINAL OF THE CHAMPIOSHIPS WIMBLEDON 2014

The No.7 seed was unable to back up the result, falling to 20-year-old Eugenie Bouchard in a straight-sets quarter-final dismissal. 

 Former Junior Champion Bouchard is through to her first Wimbledon semi-final and her third in succession at a major with the 6-3, 6-4 victory and will meet Roland Garros finalist Simona Halep for a place in her first Grand Slam final. “I’m excited. She’s a very good player. I think she’s No.3 in the world. I want to go one step further,” Bouchard said of the showdown with Halep. 

“It’s a normal kind of evolution of things, as the great champions get older the newer ones come in.” Halep and Bouchard are the only two players to have reached the quarter-finals or better at the three majors so far in 2014.

EUGENIE BOUCHARD IN QUARTER-FINAL OF THE CHAMPIOSHIPS WIMBLEDON 2014

The No.13 seed edged the first set and then reeled off the last four games of the match to take it 7-6(5), 7-5 for a place in her third Grand Slam quarter-final of the year; moreover, she has yet to lose a set. 

 “We were really battling and we had a tough tie-break. I’m proud that I stayed in it. Even though I was playing catch-up, I always felt right there, trying to put pressure on all the time. “When I was down in the second set I had full belief and confidence in myself that I wasn’t out. It wasn’t over. I stepped up on the important moments. That’s definitely the most physical match I’ve played this tournament. I really fought to the end. “I’ve learned a lot this year since Australia,” she said. “The main thing is the confidence I’ve added since the beginning of the year. I believe in myself and I’ve proved to myself I can play on the big stage. I’ve played on centre courts, most of the Slams, big moments, big matches. I’m proud of the way I can handle it.” The match began in warm and cloudy conditions but was suspended for 35 minutes after a cloudburst on serve at 3-2. Once the Centre Court roof had done its work (“I follow the roof on Twitter – I hope he’s proud of how I played,” said Bouchard), the first set was nip and tuck with neither giving crucial ground before the tie-break. But the Frenchwoman will wish she had done more with the three break point chances she held, especially as she delivered far fewer errors than her opponent – a natural consequence of Bouchard’s attacking game. The 20-year-old, four years the younger but steely and assured, clinched the breaker with an ace for set point followed by a power return which Cornet put in the net. Yet it was Cornet – the French No.1 since the retirement last summer of reigning Wimbledon champion Marion Bartoli – who appeared the more confident at the start of the second, breaking for 4-2. But mistakes crept into her game, and her repeated failed challenges only lent her a flailing air. She deserved better after her wonderful victory over Williams, which feels like such an important landmark in her rise back up the rankings – having reached No.11 in February 2009, she lost so many matches in the next two years that she repeatedly thought about quitting altogether as her ranking plummeted below 100.

VENUS WILLIAMS SE IMPONE EN UN DESGASTANTE PARTIDO ANTE BOUCHARD EN TOKYO 2013

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Largo y duro a tres mangas se ha llevado el partido la norteamericana tras sufrir un duro revés en la 2 manga propiciado por el gran juego de la canadiense que aguantó a viento y marea el tenis de Venus, que fue duro especialmente con el 1 servicio, pero a la larga desgastante por las mas de tres horas que le costó llevarse el partido.

los números

y la gran duda.. podrá aguantar así Venus la siguiente ronda?
Lo veremos amigos..

ANA IVANOVIC CEDE A LOS ENCANTOS DE BOUCHARD EN WIMBLEDON 2013

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En apenas una hora de partido la canadiense Bouchard ha dinamitado a la pobre ana ivanovic que no ha encontrado buenas sensaciones en la pista y se ha visto relegada por un juego errático, especialmente con sus forehands que se iban detrás de las líneas de fondo.

las estadísticias del partido

Bouchard ha jugado más y mejor en un partido muy disputado..

Ana se despide de wimbledon en 2 ronda, pero queda aún mucha temporada para volver al Top Ten..
VAMOS ANA!!

LA CANADIENSE EUGÉNIE BOUCHARD SE IMPONE A PEER EN MONTREAL 2012

BOUCHARD DEVUELVE UNA DERECHA A PEER EN MONTREAL 2012

 Eugénie Bouchard _Shahar Peer (36 62 75

Invitada de lujo y con glamour y estilo, la tenista local se ha impuesto en un largo y duro partido s la israelí Peer.

Las armas de la canadiense han sido el servicio, y la fuerza mental para llevarse bastantes winners de dificil ejecución.

El resto lo pusieron los errores de Peer, que tanto en el servicio como con la derecha tuvo un día flojo.