Genie Bouchard’s days of competing at Roland Garros are over, and yet, she’s going viral at the biggest clay court tournament of the year.
Bouchard, a former world No. 5 and Wimbledon finalist, was added to TNT’s personnel for its coverage of the 2026 French Open. She’s part of a star-studded crew that includes Andre Agassi, Chris Eubanks, John Isner, Mary Joe Fernandez, John McEnroe, CoCo Vandeweghe and Caroline Wozniacki.
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“This talented lineup for Roland Garros will deliver an energetic blend of authenticity, credibility, and personality to every moment of this iconic major,” TNT said in a press release. “In our second year, we will continue to push the coverage delivering a presentation that’s as dynamic and distinctive as the event itself.”
After completing her first day on the job, Bouchard shared photos from Roland Garros on her social media pages.
“So fun hanging out w ya @TNTSportsUS,” Bouchard wrote.
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MONTREAL, QUEBEC – JULY 28: Eugenie Bouchard of Canada reacts to defeating Emiliana Arango of Colombia in the first round of the National Bank Open at Stade IGA on July 28, 2025 in Montreal, Quebec (Photo by Robert Prange/Getty Images)Robert Prange/Getty Images
Judging by the early reviews online, tennis fans have been enjoying Bouchard’s commentary.
“You’re doing an amazing job,” one fan commented. “Love listening to your breakdowns and reports! You just come across different!! Congratulations!”
“I’m loving this so much,” a second fan said. “May she continue to do this over playing pickleball.”
“Genie is a natural at broadcasting,” another fan wrote. “Love her presence on TV.”
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Is Genie Bouchard retired?
Bouchard played her final match on the WTA Tour during the 2025 National Bank Open in Montreal. She suffered a 2-6, 6-3, 4-6 loss to Belinda Bencic.
“I think it’s so special to play my last match here in Montreal on this court in front of you guys,” Bouchard said. “I remember being a little kid sitting in these stands, hoping and dreaming that I can play on this court one day. … It feels like such a full circle moment to finish my career here. Tennis has given me so much. I’m filled with so much gratitude for this sport and the people along the way.”
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Even though Bouchard has zero intention on returning to the WTA Tour, she remains a fan favorite in the tennis community.
This story was originally published by The Spun on May 26, 2026, where it first appeared in the Tennis section. Add The Spun as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
