Canada’s star Eugenie Bouchard had a promising start to her career when she first emerged in 2014. Ever since then, things have not gone as she would’ve preferred. This year, the Canadian has had a string of good performances as compared to previous years.

Speaking of this year, tennis was hit badly by the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. Even though there is now some normalcy in the lives of people, there are still restrictions that need to be followed in the times to come. Large gatherings are strictly avoided, and it is mandatory to maintain social distancing. Due to such norms, places like theatres, concert halls, and stadiums are either closed or partially opened in certain places.

Since theaters are not functioning in the majority of the places around the world, Bouchard has been missing the experience of watching movies in theatres.

Eugenie Bouchard is missing the movies

Recently, Bouchard posted on Twitter and stated, “Wake me up when movie theatres reopen.” It’s been over six months since people last had the experience of witnessing a movie in the theatres. Along with most industries, the movie business has also suffered critically.

Recently around a week back, Bouchard posted on Instagram indicating she couldn’t figure how long will it take for things to return to normal and shared a ‘throwback’ picture of herself.

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In 2014, when the Canadian first emerged, the entire tennis fraternity felt that the women’s game was going to see a future Grand Slam winner. She was the runner-up at Wimbledon that year. Genie even managed to make it to the semi-finals at both the Australian Open and French Open that season.

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