Roger Federer admits the big regret he has about his tennis career 10 years on from making the Wimbledon final
Eugenie Bouchard reached her first and only Grand Slam final at Wimbledon in 2014, losing to Petra Kvitova in straight sets.
A remarkable season in 2014 saw the Canadian make three consecutive semi-finals at the Australian and French Open, before going one better at Wimbledon.
Eugenie Bouchard’s subsequent career drop-off and coaching woes saw the Canadian fail to ever recreate her form of 2014.
After her three semi-final appearances propelled her into the top five, the then 20-year-old finished the following year as the world number 48.
Despite Bouchard finally winning her first WTA title in four years in 2020, shoulder surgery the next year was quickly followed by a 17-month hiatus.
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