Eugenie Bouchard will be missing out on all of the summer action this year, due to a shoulder injury. The Canadian injured herself during the finals of the Guadalajara Open, against Sara Tormo, in March. She played only one game since then, in the Monterrey Open and bowed out in the first round.

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She pulled out of all the major events since March, including the Roland Garros and the Wimbledon Championships. Eugenie will be missing out on the Rogers Cup as well, later in August.

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I won’t be able to play but I might just show up... 😏

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As I’m slowly realizing I’m going to the Rogers Cup for a few days next month, it just truly hit me that I won’t see @geniebouchard play there. I don’t think you all understand how much I was looking forward to see her play again after the year we had... I’M NOT OKAY HELPPPP 😭💔

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Fans react to Eugenie Bouchard not playing in Canada

The Rogers Cup is a tournament organized as the Canadian Open by the National Bank, has the men’s event and the women’s events. Bouchard would be playing as a fan favorite at the tournament as it begins on the 7th of August. Her right shoulder injury has forced her to stay away from court, however not away from the venue.

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I won’t be able to play but I might just show up…,” said Bouchard in a reply to a tweet.

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The fans have showed their regret on social media, regarding Bouchard not participating in her homeland.

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Eugenie’s 2021 so far

The Canadian national lost the Guadalajara Open in the finals, after putting up a tough fight against Sara Tormo of Spain. Eugenie lost 2-6, 5-7 against the Spaniard, as it was her third tournament of the year.

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Bouchard failed to qualify for the Australian Open main draw earlier in January, as she lost to Yue Yuan in the qualifiers. A first round defeat against Zhu Lin in the Monterrey Open saw her season coming to an end, as she reported her injury. The Canadian had to undergo a surgery on her right shoulder for a torn subscapularis.

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