Eugenie Bouchard dubbed ‘dream woman’ as she flaunts figure in green bikin
Tennis star Eugenie Bouchard left her fans swooning after the 2014 Wimbledon finalist showed off her figure in a green bikini in honour of St. Patrick’s Day.
The celebration took place last Friday, and the Canadian star looked to join in the festivities by sporting the iconic Irish green. Bouchard was seen posing in the swimsuit whilst taking a rest on a tree in the sunshine, and sitting by a pool.
The Canadian shared the Paddy’s Day snap to her 2.3 million followers on Instagram, as her swooning fans flew to the comments to pay their compliments to the former SW19 finalist.
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Along with the photo, Bouchard added the caption: “Annual green bikini pic in honor of my fav holiday.” In the comments section, one adoring fan described the tennis star as a ‘dream woman’, whilst another added: “That’s certainly made my st paddys day here in Ireland.”
The compliments did not stop there for the Canadian national, with another fan writing: “Wish it could be St Paddy’s day everyday,” whilst a fourth follower commented: “Waited all year for this!”
(Image: Genie Bouchard / Instagram)
The post comes two months on from her last appearance on the WTA Tour, where Bouchard headed to Melbourne for the opening Grand Slam of the year at the Australian Open. It was not to be for the Canadian, after she was defeated by world No. 144 Ashlyn Krueger in qualifying.
Bouchard has struggled for form over the last couple of years, with her career being hampered with fitness problems. The 29-year-old spent nearly a year-and-a-half out on the sidelines, after a problem with her shoulder ruled her out between March 2021 and August 2022.
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During her time away from competition, the Wimbledon finalist was required to go under the knife, after having keyhole surgery on her subscapularis muscle. After 17 months out, Bouchard returned to the court at last August’s Vancouver Open in preparation for the US Open.
It was a disappointing return though, as she was dumped out on home turf in the first round, after losing in straight sets to Arianne Hartono. A few weeks later she went one better at Flushing Meadows, defeating Yuki Naito, before losing to Linda Noskova in qualifying.
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