Eugenie Bouchard shows a sensual outfit for the ‘best party of the year’
Eugenie Bouchard showed off a very sensual new outfit, shown in what she herself called the best outfit of the year, organized by Michael Rubin.The Canadian beauty wore a white outfit with a sash that covered her breasts and a long, one-shoulder sleeve.
The super fitted skirt completed some really great photos.She wrote in the Instagram post: “Michael did it again! Best party of the year!!! What an amazing time with an amazing group of people.
“Here are the pictures:
Genie: “Everyone has ups and downs in a career”
Eugenie, former number 5 in the WTA world rankings, had experienced one of the best moments of her tennis career for about nine years when she reached the London final, but then lost against Petra Kvitova.From then on, the Canadian experienced many ups and downs that led her to struggle to re-enter at least the top 100 in the world, so much so that she is now in position number 218 also due to numerous injuries that have affected her.However, the North American can boast of becoming the first Canadian to reach a Grand Slam final in what was her best year as a professional.She told LeJournaldeQuebec: “Everyone has ups and downs in a career.
For example, Andy Murray plays Challenger tournaments and wins a few. Good for him. It’s natural, in a way. But, of course, I miss the big moments.
“The Canadian is a long way from those results, having just lost to Greet Minnen (121st) 6-4 7-5 in the first round of Wimbledon qualifying.It must not have been easy for Bouchard to find herself unable to enter the main draw of a tournament:
“When you get good results, you have to take care of it, because it doesn’t mean it will happen again.”In this way, the former world number 5 will continue to give her best to obtain good results in a sport that is everything to her:
“During my injury I told myself that I wanted to quit on my own terms and not because of the my injury.Now that my health has improved, I told myself that I would give my all to be a professional tennis player, because that’s what I love to do.
Even if you are in the Wimbledon rankings, we are in the top 0.0001% of people in the world. It’s important to put that into perspective as well.”
