US EditionLoïs Boisson, the Rising Star of French Tennis
- At just 22 years old, French wildcard Lois Boisson made headlines at the 2025 Roland Garros in Paris by advancing to the tournament’s final four following a hard-fought win against Jessica Pegula.
- Boisson's run followed victories over several seeded players and made her the first French wildcard semifinalist in Roland Garros history.
- She showed great determination throughout the 2-hour and 8-minute match, overcoming deficits in both sets to secure a 7-6, 6-3 victory over Pegula.
- Boisson said, "My dream is to win it, not to be in the semifinal," highlighting her grounded mindset despite her breakthrough success.
- Her achievement positions her to rise significantly in the WTA rankings and captures widespread attention from fans and experts alike.
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On May 11, 2025, less than a month ago, Loïs Boisson had won the ITF tournament in Saint-Gaudens and the sum of 9,000 euros. Qualified for the semifinals of Roland-Garros, the Frenchman could win...
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