Genie Bouchard details catching World Series ball off of woman's face

Tennis star Genie Bouchard attended her first-ever World Series game, Game 4 between the Yankees and Dodgers, and she left with an insane story after catching a foul ball.

Canadian tennis player Genie Bouchard arrives at the Red Carpet for the ESPYS. / Gary A. Vasquez-Imagn Images

Genie Bouchard pulled up to the Bronx on Tuesday night for her first-ever World Series game.

The tennis pro turned pickleball influencer had the opportunity to watch the New York Yankees pick up their first win of the series against the Los Angeles Dodgers to keep their season alive.

While Genie showed up to the game in a stunning bomber jacket and fit, it ended with an insane story that happened in the stands.

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Genie caught a foul ball at the game, but quickly realized something went terribly wrong.

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"Okay, crazy story time: a foul ball comes our way, people scramble, it's mayhem, and it ends up literally next to my shoe," Genie wrote. "I pitck it up. Yay! My first World Series game ever and I catch a foul ball! Then I realize there is chaos in the row in front of us; it turns out the ball ricocheted off a poor lady's face.

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"It got her in the eye, she is bent over, totally swelling and bleeding profusely, and she can't stand up. The medics arrive thankfully to carry her out. I managed to take a pick with my ball then I hand it to her on her way out.

"If it possibly broke a bone in her face she deserves it more than me. I didn't catch her name, but if you see this hope you are doing better and on the road to recovery."

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Now that is quite the first World Series experience.

Genie racked up several accolades throughout her tennis career. She was a Wimbledon runner-up and reached the Australian and French Open semifinals.

Now, she's attending World Series games and catching foul balls off of broken faces. What a life.

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