Already the French women’s No. 1 since her Roland Garros run, she’s now the first Frenchwoman to be ranked in the Top 50 since the very first week of 2025, when former No. 4 Caroline Garcia—who has ...

Roland Garros semi-finalist Lois Boisson announced Tuesday her withdrawal from the WTA 1000 event in Montreal due to a left ...

Lois Boisson of France collected another milestone in her breakthrough season by winning her first Hologic WTA Tour singles ...

French No 1 Lois Boisson battled to her first WTA title on clay in Hamburg on Sunday with a straight-sets win over Hungary's ...

Lois Boisson breaks into the Top 50, Irina-Camelia Begu wins at home and rising teenagers Tereza Valentova and Petra Marcinko ...

A little over a month since her Roland Garros semifinal glory, Lois Boisson has just made her first WTA Tour final. Facing her will be Anna Bondar, the defending champion, who won the event when it ...

HAMBURG: French number one Lois Boisson battled to her first WTA title on clay in Hamburg on Sunday with a straight sets win ...

Unicredit Iasi Open The top two seeds easily advanced, but fourth-seeded Nuria Parrizas Diaz had to retire in the third set ...

Defending champion Anna Bondar took out No. 1 seed Ekaterina Alexandrova in the WTA Hamburg quarterfinals on Friday. However, it’s not as if the Hungarian now has a clear path to another title.

Eight of the nine announced players are ranked in the top 50 of the current Women's Tennis Association rankings.