Eugenie Bouchard is the first Canadian tennis player to reach the final of senior Grand Slam singles tennis tournament and also to win a Grand Slam in singles. Prominently known for her mobility and her aggressive but unpredictable style of play, she was awarded the Newcomer of the Year in 2013 by the Women’s Tennis Association’s (WTA) and also won a WTA title in Nuremberg, Germany in 2014.
She also reached the career ranking of no. 5 in 2014.
Boyfriend, Engaged, Dating
Fancying the secluded love life, Eugenie Bouchard led a baffled personal life making her fans and followers anxious to know about her romantic affairs. Back in 2013, she had a rumored relationship with American Ice Hockey player, Alex Galchenyuk. However, no sources confirmed their possible relationship. Whether the professional tennis player was leaned towards the romantic inbound with her rumored boyfriend or else remains under the wraps.
Similarly, in early 2017, Eugenie was believed to be dating the ice hockey player, Jordan Caron. The couple also shared their quality time in Majorca and even gushed their togetherness in social media, hinting their probable dating story.
Also, she had a romantic fling with a tennis player, Luke Bambridge.
Blind Date With Fan
Eugenie stepped out on a blind date with the high school graduate of the University of Missouri, John Goehrke in one of the Super Bowl games. Also, they engaged themselves to see Brooklyn Nets and Milwaukee Bucks‘ basketball game in the late evening.
As per the sources, the couple was off to the date after Eugenie lost her Twitter wager with John. Concerning their togetherness, Twentieth Century Fox Film Corporationinitiated a romantic comedy film based on Bouchard’s public relationship with Goehrke.
Nevertheless, Eugenie is not a commited woman and relishes a single life. Besides the flare of her romantic entanglements, no records of her official love interests and romances.
Net Worth
Eugenie Bouchard garners her net worth from her professional career as a tennis player. Throughout her career, the first Canadian to win a Grand Slam in singles in 2012 has smashed the estimated fortunes of $6 million.
Eugenie, who is a member of Tennis Canada’s National Training Centre in Montreal, started playing tennis since the age of five.
At Wimbledon 2014, she made her way to the final of a senior Grand Slam singles tennis and became the first Canadian to reach the final of the tournament. With her prolific career, she won the Bobbie Rosenfeld Award twice in 2013 and 2014.
Bio, Height, High School
Born in Montreal, Canada, in 1994, Eugenie Bouchard celebrates her birthday on 25 February. The native Canadian with white ethnicity pursued her education from The Study School in Westmount before attending her college.
Eugenie stands at a height of 5 feet and 10 inches and weighs 63 kgs in weight.
Eugenie was born to her parents; Michel Bouchard, an investment banker and Julie Leclair who raised her along with her three siblings; Beatrice (Fraternal Older Twin Sister), Charlotte, and William.