EUGENIE BOUCHARD has been flooded with offers for a quarantine doubles partner after saying self-isolation would be "a lot more fun with a boyfriend".
The stunning Canadian tennis star, 26, is sat at home like the rest of us amid the coronavirus outbreak.
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All ATP and WTA tours have been suspended until June 7 with the pandemic totally decimating the sporting calendar.
And Bouchard – who judging by her tweet appears to have split with Connor Davis – is clearly getting a bit bored at home.
The former world No 5 tweeted: "Not complaining, but I feel like quarantine would be a lot more fun with a boyfriend."
Cue a flurry of responses from fans all over the world.
One joked: "Not bragging but I have 12 toilet rolls in my bathroom."
And another quipped in reply to that message: "Hey thanks for letting me use your Ferrari last week bro."
One comment read: "Imagining online men seeing this tweet like all the zombies in a horror movie when they see the lights go on in a house. Time to board up the windows."
A fellow user posted: "I’ve got six bottles of hand sanitiser, 18 toilet rolls and various scented soap bottles if Genie fancies a bit of quarantine and chill."
Bouchard, who is now ranked 328th in the world, has previous in using social media to find her a fella.
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She went on several dates with a Twitter follower she lost a Super Bowl bet to back in 2017.
All these guys appear to be in for a case of wishful thinking, though.
Self-isolation appears here to stay, with the French Open being pushed back to September – a schedule clash at odds with Roger Federer, Rafa Nadal and Novak Djokovic.
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