Overview

• At Roland-Garros in May, Boisson stunned the circuit by reaching the semifinals as a wildcard and rising from world No. 361 to No. 65 in the WTA rankings
• Despite her new status as France’s top female player, the All England Club rejected her appeal for a direct entry into Wimbledon’s main draw
• Seeded No. 1 in qualifying, she faced Canada’s Carson Branstine in her first competitive match on grass
• Boisson dropped the contest 6-2, 6-7 (1), 6-4 after an error-filled opening set and a tense second-set tiebreak
• Her defeat closes her Wimbledon campaign before the main event and caps her debut on grass courts