Lois Boisson retrouve son ancien entraîneur après sa première victoire de la saison

La joueuse de tennis française Lois Boisson a retrouvé son ancien entraîneur Florian Reynet à la suite de sa première victoire de la saison lors du tournoi WTA 500 de Strasbourg. La joueuse de 23 ans espère conserver cette dynamique avant son match du deuxième tour.

Boisson a battu la Chinoise Wang Xinyu 6-3, 7-6 lors du premier tour dimanche. Cette victoire marque son premier succès de l'année après des éliminations précoces à Madrid, Rome et Parme. Elle a attribué ce retour à Reynet comme étant un soutien familier sur le court.

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