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Loïs Boisson Withdraws From Australian Open Over Injury Concerns

The world No. 35 says she will prioritize recovery to return at full fitness later in the season.

Overview

  • The 22-year-old announced her withdrawal on January 12 via Instagram after efforts to be ready in time.
  • She has not competed since late September following injuries that surfaced after her Roland-Garros semifinal breakthrough.
  • Boisson said rushing back could harm her long-term health and that she aims to compete at 100% for the rest of the season.
  • With Boisson out, Elsa Jacquemot, ranked No. 58, becomes the highest-ranked French woman entered in Melbourne.
  • The Australian Open begins January 18 at Melbourne Park, and Boisson has yet to make her debut at the tournament.