It wasn't a first, but it's proving to be a worst: Eugenie Bouchard forsook another opportunity to simply shake the hand of her opening-match foe at a Fed Cup tie. It happened in the draw ceremony for Canada versus Romania in Montreal, Bouchard's city of residence, and Alexandra Dulgheru was the recipient of, well, nothing. Here's what happened:
Bouchard snubs Fed Cup foe's handshake—again
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Published Apr 18, 2015