Eugenie Bouchard takes downtime in New York ahead of Billie Jean King Cup Finals return
WTAFriday, 20 October 2023 at 03:00
With the Billie Jean King Cup around the corner, Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard took some time to enjoy the sights as she shared some photos in which she was preparing for dinner in New York.
The former Wimbledon runner-up will team with compatriots Leylah Fernandez, Gabriela Dabrowski, Rebecca Marino, and Marina Stakusic for Team Canada. The finals of the 2023 Billie Jean King Cup will take place at the Estadio de la Cartuja in Seville, Spain, from November 7 to 12.
Bouchard showcases fashion style in New York city
The 29-year old took to Instagram to give fans a glimpse of her outfit as she prepared to have dinner on a night out in New York. The former World No.5 wore a snug brown tube top paired with light blue denim and a pair of lace-up platform ankle boots.
Bouchard will return to the Billie Jean King Cup after a four-year absence. She has competed in 10 matches in the event in the past. Team Canada is placed in Group C, alongside hosts Spain and Poland.
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