Eugenie Bouchard and Caroline Wozniacki lately reminisced over what their lives regarded like a decade in the past. The 2 tennis stars participated within the ‘2016 nostalgia’ pattern and shared glimpses from their life that 12 months with followers.
For Bouchard, 2016 was a busy season on the tennis courtroom. The Canadian was making a return to competitors that 12 months after having suffered a concussion on the 2015 US Open. Throughout her comeback season, Eugenie Bouchard delivered a number of spectacular performances, making it to the finals of the Hobart Worldwide and Malaysia Open. In her throwback to 2016, the 31-year-old shared a number of beforehand unseen images, writing,
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“2016: a number of bikinis, selfies, & one very unhealthy resolution (swipe to finish).”
Danish tennis star and former World No.1 Caroline Wozniacki additionally shared a carousel of images on Instagram that captured what her 2016 regarded like. The Grand Slam winner shared images of herself all year long and wrote,
“The brand new pattern of throwing it again to 2016… Going again through the archives, it was a superb 12 months, here’s a little combine: 1) my @si_swimsuit physique paint got here out, 2) I spend time with my future husband on my bday! @davidlee, 3) went to the MET gala, 4) Selfie with Kobe, 5) received to be part of @ballershbo, 6) shot SI for the next 12 months, 7/8) flag bearer for Denmark on the Rio Olympics, 9/10) received a number of tennis tournaments, 11) new model, 12) Necker Island, 13) mates, 14) ESPN physique situation shoot.”
Wozniacki’s 2016 on the tennis courtroom was a 12 months of combined outcomes. The Dane was hounded by accidents and unhealthy kind all through the primary half of the season, however the latter months noticed her attain the semifinals of the US Open and clinch titles on the Pan Pacific Open in addition to the Hong Kong Open.
Eugenie Bouchard offers followers a glimpse of her exercise
Eugenie Bouchard is one among Canada’s greatest identified tennis stars. On the 2014 Wimbledon Championships, the 31-year-old grew to become the primary Canadian participant to succeed in the finals of a Grand Slam event. That very same 12 months, Bouchard unlocked a career-high rating of World No.5, marking one other first for Canadian tennis.
Not too long ago, Bouchard invited followers behind-the-scenes and gave them a glimpse of her exercise session, writing,
“30 seconds of positive factors.”
Eugenie Bouchard retired from tennis in 2025. Since then, the previous World No.5 has switched her focus to pickleball and he or she is at the moment energetic on the PPA Tour.
Edited by Riddhi Acharya