Loïs Boisson, the rising star of the tennis world, made headlines during her impressive run at Roland-Garros where she stunned both fans and opponents alike. The 22-year-old tennis player showcased her talent by defeating prominent players Jessica Pegula and Mirra Andreeva. However, her dreams of clinching the title were thwarted when she faced Coco Gauff in the semifinals, resulting in a disappointing defeat.
Despite the setback at Roland-Garros, Loïs quickly shifted her focus to Wimbledon but faced further disappointment, exiting in the first round of qualifying. This marked a difficult moment for the athlete as it was her first experience on grass courts. Her coach, Florian Reynet, spoke to the media about her performance, noting that while she was understandably disappointed, it wasn’t a bad match for a first attempt, highlighting a few moments where her inexperience showed.
Not one to dwell on defeat, Loïs is set to make a comeback as she prepares to compete on clay courts again. Starting July 8, 2025, she received a wild card entry into the WTA 125 event in Bastad, which began the day before. Currently ranked 66th in the world, Boisson is eager to prove herself, beginning her tournament against fellow French player Chloé Paquet.
Sébastien Durant, her physical trainer, expressed strong confidence in her abilities, describing her as extremely motivated yet needing some guidance. He emphasized the importance of her playing without pain and finding consistency to aid her progress. He remarked on her intense dedication and mentioned that when opponents see her forehand, they should feel a sense of fear, indicating her potential to dominate in upcoming matches. With her determination and support team, there is a promising road ahead for Loïs Boisson as she aims to turn recent disappointments into future successes.