Victorious in Hamburg, Boisson Ends Long Drought for French Women's Tennis

Le 20/07/2025 à 18h42 par Jules Hypolite

French women's tennis had to wait for the rise of 22-year-old Loïs Boisson to taste success again.

Indeed, since Caroline Garcia at the 2022 WTA Finals in Fort Worth, no French player had managed to win a title on the main tour.

After two years and eight months, Boisson ended this drought by clinching the Hamburg tournament this Sunday, just over a month after her semifinal run at Roland-Garros. The Dijon native also became the first Frenchwoman born in the 2000s to win a WTA title.

Bondar, Anna [7]

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3

Boisson, Lois [5]

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Hambourg

Tableau

Lois Boisson

38e, 1354 points

Caroline Garcia

314e, 211 points

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