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Quebec’s Eugenie Bouchard to Face Emiliana Arango in Montreal in Farewell Tour

On July 16, 2025, Eugenie Bouchard announced her retirement at the Canadian Open, hoping to turn the experience into a positive.
Citing a shoulder tear in March 2021, Bouchard said `It just takes so much dedication, sacrifice, and dedicating your entire life…that’s just not worth it anymore`, reflecting on her career dedication.
In 2014, Bouchard reached the Wimbledon final after defeating Kerber and Halep, then lost to Kvitova.
Supporters reacted, saying `It’s really sad to see her go`, while Victoria Mboko said she owes Bouchard a debt as her role model for Canadian tennis.
Looking ahead, the Canadian will compete on the Professional Pickleball Association Tour, Bouchard said, highlighting her shift to pickleball.

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