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Lois Boisson on Setbacks, Never Giving Up, and Her Dream Run at Roland Garros
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Lois Boisson on Setbacks, Never Giving Up, and Her Dream Run at Roland Garros
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May 24, 202612:232.2K views
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Lois Boisson captured the world's attention at Roland Garros in 2025, entering as a wild card and reaching the semifinals on her Grand Slam main draw debut, defeating two top-10 players along the way. The French tennis player's run followed a devastating ACL injury that had kept her sidelined for nine months.
In this episode, Lois reflects on her journey through adversity, the mental strength required to return from serious injury, and what it felt like to live out a lifelong dream on the clay courts of Paris. From making history at her home Grand Slam to fighting back from injury, this is a close look at a player who never gives up.
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