US Edition"It's Hard to Understand": for Loïs Boisson, Separation Was Inevitable
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2025 was not a long, quiet river for Loïs Boisson. Combining victories and bitterness, the 22-year-old went through several stages as beautiful as it was dark. After all, a year after suffering from a rupture of the ligament in the left knee, she returned to strength. Last June, she scored the story by reaching the semifinals of Roland-Garros for her very first participation. The one who went professional in 2021 also won her first major tournam…
It was at Roland-Garros that Loïs Boisson was really revealed. Little known to the general public before the tournament, the 22-year-old Dijonnaise bluffed everyone after beating Jessica Pegula and then Mirra Andreeva. Unfortunately, Loïs is tilting in the semifinal against the excellent Coco Gauff. If the Frenchman unfortunately failed to make a difference during the qualifying phases of Wimbledon, she did, on the other hand, make a real master…
Since Roland-Garros, the French woman has struggled against the seeds but won a title and sponsors. Place at the US Open.
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