Overview
- Boisson retired after 26 minutes of play and a 6-1 first set loss to Capucine Jauffret, seeking medical attention for pain in her left foot during the match.
- Tournament staff treated the problem on court and coverage presents the move as a precautionary withdrawal intended to preserve her participation in the upcoming US Open.
- The 23-year-old French player is ranked No. 236 and was enjoying a stronger hard-court summer, with a main-draw win in Toronto and a third-round showing in Cincinnati.
- Her Philadelphia opponent, Capucine Jauffret, reached the match as a lucky loser and is noted in coverage for her family link to former French player François Jauffret.
- No official medical diagnosis or final word on Boisson’s US Open participation has been published yet, so the next steps to watch are medical exam results and any formal withdrawal notice.