Friday 23 February 2018 20:50, UK
The United States Tennis Association (USTA) and Eugenie Bouchard have reached a settlement in her liability lawsuit against them.
The deal was agreed at a New York City court on Friday, a day after a jury found the USTA 'most liable' after Canada's Bouchard slipped on a wet locker room floor at the 2015 US Open and hit the back of her head.
Bouchard claimed she suffered a "serious head injury" that has hampered her career - she is now ranked 116th in the world, having once reached a career-high of No 5.
The 23-year-old testified at the trial, telling jurors she had stepped into a training area when she lost her footing and hit the floor.
She recalled being in shock as she found herself "staring at the ceiling."
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