At 22, Loïs Boisson, the French player who caused a sensation while reaching the last square at Roland-Garros, competes, from Tuesday, June 24, the qualifications of Wimbledon with the objective of integrating for the first time the final table of the London Grand Chelem tournament. Classified 361e world before the Parisian fortnight, the young Frenchwoman now points to 65e Place in the WTA (Women’s Tennis Association) ranking, the association of professional tennis players.
In theory, such a classification could have enabled him to directly integrate the final table of Wimbledon, since the first 104 world players can claim it. But the organizers take into account the global hierarchy a month and a half before the start of their tournament, so before Roland-Garros. Loïs Boisson will therefore have to go through the tracking phase of qualifications. For the US Open (from August 24 to September 7), the last Grand Slam tournament of the year, the Dijonnaise should, on the other hand, be able to enter the “big” table directly, thanks to its new rank.
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