The French No. 1 will start her season in Melbourne, where she will compete in the Australian Open for the first time. And that's not all: a major partnership has just marked a turning point in her yo...
Loïs Boisson prepares for the start of her season. Behind her withdrawal from the United Cup lies a clear intention: to shine in Melbourne, in singles as well as in doubles.
At only 22 years old, Loïs Boisson has shaken up the hierarchy of French tennis. A surprise semifinalist at Roland-Garros and winner in Hamburg, the young Frenchwoman earns an honorable place behind P...
What if the start of the WTA season changes everything? Between outsiders ready to leap and top players seeking confirmation, the first tournaments promise plenty of surprises.
Between Switzerland and Italy, France is set to experience a week of high tension. Two formidable opponents, an ambitious tricolor duo, and one goal: to strike hard from the start of the season.
Unexpected casting change at Bourg-de-Péage: Loïs Boisson withdrew at the last minute. The organization has found a prestigious replacement: Elina Svitolina, who joins Team France.
The WTA list for the Australian Open has just been released: four French players directly qualified, a last spot narrowly secured, and some returns among the protected rankings.
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