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Genie Bouchard just lit a fire under the tennis world — and no, it wasn’t from a beachside thirst trap this time. In a brand-new interview with a Canadian sports outlet, Bouchard dropped the seven words fans have been dying to hear: “I’m not done yet. Not even close.”
That’s right — the former Wimbledon finalist is hinting (loudly) at a return to the WTA Tour, and suddenly everyone’s paying attention. Asked whether she’s eyeing a return to competition, Bouchard smirked and said, “Let’s just say I’ve been training a lot more than people think.” Translation? The comeback train has left the station, and Genie’s riding shotgun.
But this isn’t the same Bouchard who burst onto the scene in 2014. “I’ve matured. I’ve lived. I’ve messed up. But now, I want to compete for me,” she said. It’s giving rebrand. It’s giving redemption arc. It’s giving Serena-in-2022 energy — minus the retirement talk.
Naturally, fans are eating it up. “Genie 2.0 incoming!” read one tweet. Others are skeptical. “We’ve heard this before…” muttered a few trolls. But even the haters know: when Bouchard’s focused, she’s dangerous.
Will she be hoisting trophies again? Who knows. But if you think she’s just another influencer in tennis clothing, think again. This isn’t a side quest. This is the mission.
Brace yourselves — Genie’s comeback era might just be her most chaotic and captivating one yet.
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Olaniyi Ayoola
