Loïs Boisson ends her season: "I will come back stronger in 2026"

Le 20/10/2025 à 22h02 par Jules Hypolite

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After a 2025 full of emotions and successes, Loïs Boisson says stop. Affected in the thigh, the Frenchwoman prefers to preserve herself before 2026. A carefully considered decision after months of intensity and breakthrough at the highest level.

2025 stops here for Loïs Boisson. The revelation of French women's tennis with a semifinal at Roland-Garros and also a first WTA title in Hamburg in July, the world No. 37 decided to end her season on Monday.

Absent since Beijing and a left quadriceps tear, Boisson announced the news on Instagram:

"After consulting with my team and the medical staff, we have made the decision to end my 2025 season. I will take time to rest and then quickly return to training to come back stronger in 2026. See you very soon!"

Invited to the Chennai tournament taking place next week, the French No. 1 ultimately preferred to play it safe.

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