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French tennis player Lois Boisson smashed her racket after losing to Emma Navarro in a rain-delayed, three-set U.S. Open opener, and the moment quickly went viral on social media as fans dubbed it “absolute cinema” and a likely “meme of the year,” while Navarro celebrated nearby.
Coco Gauff defeated Lois Boisson to reach her second Roland Garros final, where she will face Aryna Sabalenka, who also advanced after defeating Iga Swiatek, in a clash for the title. Gauff aims for her second Grand Slam victory, having previously won the US Open in 2023.
The French Open faced criticism for declining Amazon Prime's request to broadcast Loïs Boisson's quarterfinal match in the prime-time night session, highlighting ongoing issues with the scheduling of women's matches and disparities in exposure, with the tournament citing viewer value and scheduling conflicts as reasons.
Coco Gauff faces Lois Boisson in a highly anticipated Roland-Garros semi-final on Court Philippe-Chatrier, where Boisson, France's rising star, will have the home crowd's support against the experienced Gauff, in a match that promises an electric atmosphere and a test of composure on clay.
Loïs Boisson, a French wild-card entry, upset sixth-ranked Mirra Andreeva at Roland Garros to reach the semifinals, marking a historic achievement as the first wild-card woman to do so at the French Open in the Open era. Boisson, who overcame a serious knee injury last year, is now set to face Coco Gauff in the semifinals, with her remarkable run highlighting her resilience and determination.
Wild card Lois Boisson, ranked No. 361, achieved a major upset at the French Open by defeating No. 3 Jessica Pegula in three sets, marking her debut at a Grand Slam and becoming the first French wild card to reach the quarterfinals since 2002. Boisson's victory is notable given her recent surgery and low ranking, and she is set to face sixth seed Mirra Andreeva next.
Unseeded French player Lois Boisson, ranked 361st and a wildcard, defeated third-seeded Jessica Pegula at the French Open to reach the quarterfinals, marking a significant upset and a historic moment for her career.
Lois Boisson, ranked No 361, caused a major upset at the French Open by defeating third seed Jessica Pegula to reach the quarter-finals, where she will face Mirra Andreeva. Meanwhile, Andreeva continued her impressive run, and Coco Gauff advanced to the quarter-finals after defeating Ekaterina Alexandrova, keeping her title hopes alive.