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Tennis ace Eugenie Bouchard has taken up a new role. She has become an analyst for the upcoming event in the North American region. In her first on-air appearance as an expert, she will offer commentary every day during the week and continue to work for the network during the initial days of the Rogers Cup in Toronto.

After completing her first day in the office, Eugenie Bouchard did a great job. In fact, the presenter who was with her was impressed by the Canadian star and even went later on social media, completing her.

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He stated, “Nice first day, Newbie! You sure you haven’t done this before?” On seeing the post, Bouchard replied, “I was so nervous!! Thank you for such helpful guidance!”

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The Canadian star will join Tennis Channel analysts and former player Lindsay Davenport, coach Paul Annacone, Chanda Rubin, and Jimmy Arias. 

Eugenie Bouchard has not played much tennis this season

Coming onto her season, she began competing at the Australian Open but couldn’t go past the second qualifying round. After that, she was seen competing in two events in Mexico. She has not played in a competitive match since then. 

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During the early stages of her career, Bouchard displayed some of the best tennis during the 2014 season. She made it to the semifinals of the Australian Open followed by the French Open. 

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Soon after, she entered the finals of the Wimbledon Championships but failed to go the distance, losing to eventual champion Petra Kvitova. She ended the season at the US Open and reached the fourth round, which to date is her best result. 

As a fan, we hope she recovers from her injury quickly and steps soon on the courts. All eyes will be on her when she steps on the courts after a lengthy duration.

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