Eugenie Bouchard is having a tough time getting her grit back on the court. The Canadian tennis star failed to qualify for the main draw for her home tournament, Canadian Open. However, instead of feeling down and demotivated, the tennis beauty engaged herself in front of the screen activities of the sport. Bouchard took up the gig to co-host the Sportsnet panel at the Canadian Open. However, the other two hosts left Bouchard hanging in between the broadcasting session. So, she took her sweet revenge quite publicly.
The panel of anchors had former tennis player Jesse Levine and Sportsnet host Brad Fay, and Bouchard. But no one leaves Bouchard alone…
Eugenie Bouchard does not like being abandoned!
The Canadian tennis star is known for her beauty and jovial personality off the court. It would not be wrong to say that she is usually the life of the party. Consequently, Bouchard did not wait even a second to call out her co-anchors in a goofy tone when she was left alone.
The Canadian tennis star failed to secure a seat for herself in the main draw of the National Bank Open. However, she did secure herself a seat on the host team of Sportsnet. The 2014 Wimbledon finalist shared a panel with the three hosts, which included the former ATP player Jesse Levine, and host of Sportsnet, Brad Fay.
Bouchard adorned a classy all-pink suit, probably embracing the Barbie trend. However, she noticed that her co-hosts were absent. Thus, she took to her Instagram to pull their leg. She took a short video of herself showing that her partners were gone. She stated, “Lost my partners.”
However, she did not let them have an advantage as she embraced her company. She added, “Just me for the rest of the night.” Irrespective of all that, Bouchard did share the stage with them as she shared her stint in front of the cameras through her Instagram stories.
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However, fans have been waiting for her to dominate the courts again. And Bouchard believes in her capabilities.
Bouchard believes she can still do it
The 2015 Wimbledon finalist underwent a 17-month-long spell with injury, surgery, and rehabilitation. However, now that she is back, she knows she needs to have patience.
The tennis star revealed in the ITF Oerias Ladies Open in Portugal that she believes in herself and can win trophies. She stated that she never planned to start a family at this stage and she still can achieve her former self on the court.
