"I took all the time to design this during my injury break" - Genie Bouchard releases new T-shirt celebrating her comeback on tour
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Former World No.5 Eugenie Bouchard recently launched a brand new t-shirt to honor her comeback to professional tennis in 2022.
Bouchard currently has a sponsorship deal with ‘New Balance.' The tennis star was previously associated with Nike but switched to New Balance in 2021. She has worn their clothing ever since.
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They recently collaborated on the launch of Bouchard's new t-shirt, which features a vivid logo of the Canadian on the front and the word 'Genie' with the number 22 on the back. The shirts are currently available for sale only in the United States.
Eugenie Bouchard took to Instagram stories to share the news with fans. She revealed that she had designed the shirts herself as tennis does not have unique jerseys, and that she wanted fans to wear something to represent the players they support.
"I just got the news that my T-shirt is now live," revealed Bouchard. "To quickly give some background, I obviously play in individual sport so we don't have jerseys and I always thought it would be cool to be able to give fans something they could wear to like represent the player that they support. So, I have always wanted to create a jersey, which is why we have this pic of me in the front and on the back. It says 'Genie' with a number."
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She also stated that the number 22 on the back of the t-shirt represented her return to the tour in 2022 following her injury hiatus.
"I picked all the colors. I took all the time to design this during my injury break," she said. "It was something I wanted to release as I came back on tour and that's what the 22 represents, the year 2022, which is very important for me, my comeback on tour and to celebrate this with new balance, and all of you guys just mean so much to me."
The 2014 Wimbledon finalist did not forget to express her gratitude to the team that assisted her in fulfilling her dream.
"I had a great time designing this with the 'New balance' team and I wanna thank them for their support and this endeavor and the support in general," she added. "Thank you for bringing my dream to life, I am just so so excited."
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