Eugenie Bouchard Agrees To Date With Twitter Follower After Losing Super Bowl Bet

Canadian tennis star Eugenie Bouchard was one of many watching Super Bowl LI on Sunday, and like many NFL fans, she believed the Atlanta Falcons would surely come away with the victory after leading 28-3 shortly after halftime.

Canadian Tennis Star Eugenie Bouchard Date With A Fan

The Montreal native, who will be 23 later this month, had predicted a Falcons win over the New England Patriots before the game began, and felt confident enough to declare victory when Tevin Coleman ran in Atlanta’s fourth touchdown.

‘I knew Atlanta would win btw’, Bouchard wrote to her one million Twitter followers.

This daring statement issued before the game even finished led one fan to make a bet with her: if the Patriots pulled a comeback victory, they would go on a date.

Bouchard agreed, and was left stunned by the final result. She shared on Twitter the lesson she had learned from the bet: that Tom Brady is very hard to bet against. 

The tennis star also tweeted on Monday a photo of herself staring in disbelief, as she still seemed dumbfounded by the bet she had lost. Bouchard followed that up with a screenshot of a trending story on Twitter that raised the question of whether she would follow through on the bet:

After Bouchard asked the lucky fan where he lived so they could meet up, the fan responded he is originally from Chicago but now attends school in Missouri, before adding he would let the tennis player choose the location of their date.

Bouchard is believed to be dating hockey player Jordan Caron and recently shared a picture of the two enjoying a beach holiday after her disappointing Australian Open.

She defeated Louisa Chrico and Peng Shuai in straight sets, before falling 4-6 6-3 5-7 to eventual semi-finalist Coco Vanderweghe in the third round.

Caption:MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – JANUARY 20: Eugenie Bouchard of Canada plays a forehand in her second round match against Agnieszka Radwanska of Poland during day three of the 2016 Australian Open at Melbourne Park on January 20, 2016 in Melbourne, Australia. (Photo by Mark Kolbe/Getty Images)

Article by Pablo Mena