Out, But Not Down: Embattled Bouchard Reflective in Defeat
What will become of 2014's Next Big Thing? The Canadian tells all in the Charleston pressroom. [...]
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“Backhand” Compliments: Breaking Down the Raonic Two-Hander #SNS
Milos Raonic has two hands on the Paris-Bercy final. How has the Canadian improved his weaker wing? [...]
Takeaways From Bouchard’s Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Tennis Bat Mitzvah
Despite a rough week in Singapore, Eugenie Bouchard finds positives to take with her into next season [...]
Saturday Night Shots: The Unbroken Bouchard Forehand
Pretty/ugly, Eugenie Bouchard's forehand may not appeal to the eye, but learn how it gets the job done. [...]
#IHaveQuestions: What’s Up With Tournament Volunteers?
One can stroll the grounds or admire the faraway fixings of your average elite tournament and easily get the feeling that these temporary juggernauts run themselves, that a [...]
Semi-Superlatives: Analyzing the Final Four Wimbledon Women
It’s been that kind of major tournament, kids. The kind that’s starting to happen more often, but still feels novel enough not to cause Chaos Fatigue (the likes [...]
Eugenie Bouchard: Young Woman in a Big Girl’s Game
Nearly a year removed from her championship run to the Wimbledon girl’s title, Canadian teenager Eugenie Bouchard has joined the WTA tour looking every bit the part of [...]
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