Boisson vise haut : "Mon objectif est de remporter un Grand Chelem et ensuite d'en gagner plusieurs"
La Française s'est fait connaître dans le monde du tennis en atteignant les demi-finales de Roland Garros, où elle a grimpé de 296 places pour terminer sa première année dans l'élite en tant que numéro 36 mondial.
Lois Boisson has been one of the standout names of 2025. The Frenchwoman's feat at Roland Garros, where she reached the semifinals, allowed her to climb a whopping 296 spots in the WTA rankings and enter the top 100 as World No. 65. But, as if that weren't enough, her success was not a one-day wonder, as she then claimed her first WTA title in Hamburg.
However, after the ascent, comes the most challenging step in the world of tennis and sports, consolidation. And Lois Boisson is not only willing to do it, but she also aims to take her tennis a step further and compete for Grand Slams. Furthermore, she has already defeated players of the caliber of Mirra Andreeva and Jessica Pegula.
Therefore, the Frenchwoman, who closed 2025 with her highest ranking to date, sitting at World No. 36, has many chances to be seeded at Grand Slams. As for her upcoming goals, the sudden appearance of fame and her memories of those magical two weeks in Paris were discussed in an interview with Europe 1.
Her tennis beginnings with Rafa Nadal in the middle
"I started playing tennis by pure chance, during a holiday camp, but I immediately loved it. At 15, I watched Rafa Nadal on TV, and my dream was to play at Roland Garros someday. I watched it on TV every year with that same dream."
Her life remains virtually the same
"On the court, life is the same. Life itself hasn't changed. I don't see myself as the leader of French tennis; I think there are many other very good players here too. I don't feel any particular pressure. I may not be fully aware of everything that's happening, but I simply experience it in my own way."
The goal of maintaining the level
"Honestly, that's the challenge of this sport. You're alone on the court, and you have to find the solutions, I love this sport, and my passion hasn't changed. Always try to play your best tennis, but winning without playing well happens 80% of the time."
Lois Boisson's primary goal is to win a Grand Slam
My philosophy remains the same: enjoy, maintain discipline, and have a vision for the future. My main goal is always to win a Grand Slam. Once I win one, it will be about winning several. But I also don't want to change many things in my routine; we've been doing everything right for years," asserts an ambitious Lois Boisson who, after a memorable 2025, faces the pressure of, at the very least, maintaining her level in 2026, although she has already confirmed that she aspires to the utmost in the tennis world: the Grand Slams.
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