Latest News About Eugenie Bouchard

Here’s the latest I can share based on recent public reports:

• Retirement news: There were widespread reports in mid-2025 that Eugenie Bouchard announced her retirement plans, with Montreal’s National Bank Open noted as her likely final event. However, later in 2025 she briefly returned to competition, signaling retirement was not immediately finalized at that time. These accounts appear across multiple outlets in July 2025, including coverage of her 300th career singles win at the National Bank Open and discussions about her retirement status.[2][3][6][7][8]

• 2025 National Bank Open (Montreal): Bouchard played in the tournament in 2025, delivering notable performances and generating substantial media attention as she weighed retirement plans. Reports highlighted her 300th win and a comeback narrative, with coverage from USA Today and Canadian outlets.[3][6][7]

• Pickleball crossover: In 2025 she explored professional pickleball while keeping tennis on her radar, signing a three-year crossover arrangement that allowed participation in tennis events as well. This indicates a continued presence in high-profile sports circuits even as retirement considerations circulated.[4][8]

• Status as of mid-2025 to late-2025: By late July 2025, several outlets framed her retirement as a decision under consideration, with some sources noting retirement plans “on hold” after performances in Montreal. The situation appeared fluid across sources, reflecting an ongoing transition rather than a definitive end to her tennis career at that time.[6][7][3]

• 2024 context: Bouchard remains a historically significant Canadian tennis figure, having reached a Wimbledon final and achieving a career-high ranking of world No. 5 in 2014, though injuries and later results affected her ranking trajectory in the following years.[1]

If you’d like, I can search for the most current sources now for a precise update, or pull quotes and a brief timeline summarizing her activities from early 2025 through the present. Would you prefer a quick news snapshot or a more detailed timeline?

Citations:

• Bouchard retirement and Montreal Open coverage,
• Montreal Open comeback and 300th win,
• Pickleball crossover and tennis-pickleball overlap,
• 2014 peak and career high