Former World No. 5 Bouchard Joins Field for 2025 Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters

Eugenie Bouchard, the former World No. 5 and 2014 Wimbledon finalist, is set to make her debut at the 2025 Luxembourg Ladies Tennis Masters, scheduled for October 9–12. The eight-player invitational, held at the Coque Arena, celebrates WTA veterans and has become a staple on the tennis calendar since its inception in 2022.

Bouchard, 31, will be the first active player to participate in the event, which traditionally features retired professionals. Her inclusion adds a fresh dynamic to the tournament, highlighting her enduring appeal and competitive spirit. Reflecting on the invitation, Bouchard remarked, “When I received the news, I suddenly felt old. A legends tournament. And that at only 31

Joining Bouchard in the lineup are returning champions Kirsten Flipkens, who claimed the title in 2024, and Anett Kontaveit, the 2023 winner. Kontaveit, who retired in 2023, will be making a one-off comeback for the event.

The tournament offers a total prize pool of €110,000, with the champion earning €50,000. Beyond the competition, players will engage in activities promoting the empowerment of women and girls, supported by the WTA Foundation.

Bouchard’s participation not only underscores her lasting impact on the sport but also promises to draw significant attention to the event, blending nostalgia with contemporary relevance.