As expected, Loïs Boisson’s return to her best level will not happen in a day. The Frenchwoman, who was playing her first tournament since the fall at the WTA 1000 in Madrid, was able to offer very little resistance to Peyton Stearns. The American swept her 6-1, 6-3 to advance to the second round in Spain, and leave Boisson to her uncertainties.
“Honestly, I had visualized (my recovery) differently,” admitted the Frenchwoman after the match. I also expected that it could be hard like that after long months without playing.” Manhandled on Stearns’ serve in the first set, she had the merit of doing better in the second set by obtaining a break point. But his feverish backhand and a certain difficulty in adjusting his length prevented him from doing better on Tuesday.
Loïs Boisson wants to “do as much as possible” before Roland-Garros
The only reason for satisfaction after the defeat in 1h05 of Loïs Boisson, the physical sensations of the French player seem to be reassuring. “The first positive point is that I am on a court. Physically, everything is fine, I just need to find my bearings on the court, even in terms of support, and it will come back little by little. »
Loïs Boisson has a month ahead of her to get closer to the level of play that allowed her to reach the semi-finals at Roland-Garros last year. The Frenchwoman intends to “do as much as possible” before the deadline to achieve this. Even if it means playing less-rated tournaments?
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