Eugenie Bouchard has become a talk show participant after injuring her shoulder. However, this time she was a part of the podcast on the Tennis Channel. She has spoken about her recovery from a shoulder injury, which has forced her to stay away from the court.

The Canadian national was playing at the Guadalajara Open in Mexico when she injured her shoulder. However, she has given positive news about the recovery of her shoulder. She has stated that it will take around a month for her to recover completely.

Need about another month or so: Eugenie Bouchard on her recovery

In July, Bouchard injured her right shoulder blade and pulled out of the remaining tournaments. Her recovery process was on, however she became a guest on the Tennis Channel show. She has now given a positive update on her injury and the time she will take for a comeback.

“Yes thank you for asking, it’s going well. So its been two and a half months now since I had the surgery and so I am still in the process of doing rehab every single day. I have to get my shoulder worked on, I have to do exercises with bands, exercises that are kind of like range of motion type. So I am not on the court yet, I think I need about another month or so before I can get on the court and start that progression of training,” said Bouchard when asked about her recovery process.

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Bouchard’s 2021 so far

Eugenie has played a total of only four tournaments this year and only one Grand Slam. The Grand Slam cannot be counted either as she failed to qualify for the main draw in Australia.  Her injury in Mexico has kept her away from the court for majority of the season.

Of all the four tournaments, Bouchard has a win-loss record of 4-3 in the main draw events. She reached the final of the Guadalajara Open in Mexico, eventually losing out to Sara Sorribes Tormo. The year has been cruel to Eugenie, however she will work a way out to come back stronger.

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