<img title="Eugenie Bouchard. PIC/getty images" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/2016/nov/12bouchard.jpg" alt="Eugenie Bouchard. PIC/getty images" /> Eugenie Bouchard. Pic/getty images
Canadian &nbsp;tennis beauty Eugenie Bouchard said that when she is done with her playing career, she would start another career either in the fashion or food industry.
&ldquo;I don&rsquo;t think journalism. I always joked that I will open my own bakery because I can&rsquo;t cook. The only thing I can do is bake. My siblings would make fun of me that they could imagine me becoming fat and eating my own cookies,&rdquo; the 22-year-old Bouchard was quoted as saying in this week&rsquo;s Sports Illustrated&rsquo;s Tennis Beyond the Baseline podcast.
&ldquo;Right now, I am getting into fashion and that should fit fine for me. I have never experienced college life as I always dreamt of being a professional tennis player since I was a nine-year-old kid. I am open to the possibility of going back to school after I stop playing,&rdquo; she added.
Though she spends most of her time in Miami, Australia which is her favourite country. With a packed tennis calendar she doesn&rsquo;t get much time to visit her family in Canada, but said that it&rsquo;s technology like Snapchat which helps her keep in touch with them.
&ldquo;My favourtite place at home in Canada has to be the couch. I feel comfortable and safe there,&rdquo; added the World No. 51.
Her challenge now will be to do well in the first Grand Slam of the year &mdash; Australian Open.

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Canadian tennis player Eugenie Bouchard says she always dreamt of opening a bakery&nbsp;when she stops&nbsp;playing as&nbsp;she doesn&rsquo;t&nbsp;know&nbsp;how to&nbsp;cook

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