Eugenie Bouchard shows toned tum in green bikini as tennis fans are lost for words

The tennis star will be returning to action at the Canadian Open as the 29-year-old showed off her impressive figure in the form of her terrifically toned tummy

Eugenie Bouchard looks ready to take on the tennis world as she returns to her hometown to compete in the Canadian Open.

The 29-year-old qualified for the main draw of the tournament after coming through the qualifying stages unscathed as she aims to put together a run in the competition.

Bouchard certainly sounds excited about competing in front of her home fans, giving her a noticeable advantage as she took to Instagram to write: “Can’t wait to see you all in Montreal this weekend!!!”

The blonde beauty will surely be wanting to restart her once promising career and what better way to do it in your hometown.

After reaching the Wimbledon final in 2014 as a 20-year-old where she lost to Petra Kvitova, women’s tennis seemed to have unearthed a gem in Bouchard but struggles with form and injuries shortly put an end to any momentum she created.

After recently returning from an 18-month hiatus, the Canadian has dropped to 223 in the WTA Rankings and remains with just one singles title in her career since turning professional in 2009.

Fans provided many compliments to Bouchard (Image: @geniebouchard/Instagram)

Bouchard certainly looks ready to reignite her career following her latest Instagram post which shows her don a blue outfit in an impressively trim figure that had her fans lost for words.

One simply wrote: “Gorgeous!” while a second commented: “Jesus Christ she’s a smokeshow” as a third continued the theme by saying: “Omg! So stunning! You look terrific!!”

With over two million Instagram followers, Bouchard is a popular figure on and off the tennis court and was once asked during an interview how many guys does she get DM’ing her.

While she didn’t give an exact number, she did reveal that she dabbled in online dating and promised to give it a good try.

“I accepted some online datings and I can’t wait to make them,” said Bouchard. “Calm down, guys, anyway. We are not anxious, as soon as all this context allows it, I will go out with these guys. We will see what will come of it.”

She also commented on the power of social media and warned others not to pay attention to the negative side of it.

“There are many positive things on social media and basically, when you have enemies, it means that you are making something in your life,” she said.

“However, it is important not to return the hatred they sometimes give you and you should not respond to disrespectful criticism.”