Carole Bouchard is a sports journalist who specializes in tennis. With a keen eye for the game and a passion for storytelling, Carole brings the latest news and insights from the world of tennis to her readers. She has covered numerous tournaments and interviewed top players, providing in-depth analysis and engaging articles for tennis enthusiasts around the world.
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Carole's coverage focuses predominantly on tennis, with an emphasis on event coverage and expert commentary. She is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to exclusive insights or interviews with players, coaches, or other experts within the tennis world.
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Although not explicitly stated where her geographic focus lies, given her reporting on international tennis events such as Grand Slam tournaments and players from around the world, she may have a global perspective rather than being confined to one specific region.
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Rafael Nadal said on Friday that he would make his comeback in Brisbane in January.
Novak Djokovic didn't have an easy start to the Australian Open in Melbourne, and he didn't deny that all is not well for him at this early stage of the tournament
Caroline Garcia, beaten in her opening match by Naomi Osaka in Doha, makes no secret of the fact that she's having a difficult time on the court. But she intends to hang in there, both in singles and doubles, with the Olympics also in her sights
Finalist in Melbourne, Qinwen Zheng hopes for more but has understood she should still give herself some praise even when she misses the trophy
Richard Gasquet, whose one-handed backhand has dazzled fans for more than two decades now, hopes that there will be more of those in the game in the future.
Jamie Murray is the first to say doubles need to change to survive. But he would love to see the Tour show more care and attention to the product instead of setting it up for failure.
Rafael Nadal, before facing Carlos Alcaraz in an exhibition match organized in Las Vegas by Netflix, opened up about his current state of form. He has no certainty
Alex de Minaur defended his title at the ATP 500 in Acapulco, but the Australian intends to keep his feet on the ground, even if his ambition continues to grow
By: Carole Bouchard, Carrie Dunn
Rafael Nadal says his aim is no longer to win tournaments, and that he can't be considered a favourite for a title
By: Carole Bouchard
The Czech says he will try to remove fear from his mind when he plays Nadal in Madrid on Tuesday for a spot in the quarter-finals
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