Anonymous player in the quarterfinals of Roland Garros

With rank 361, Boisson is the lowest WTA ranking to the eight round of the women's single content from Kaia Kanepi (418) in the US expansion 2017.

The 22 -year -old tennis player receives special prizes and has just stopped nine months after the ligament surgery a year ago. Boisson has never attended the Grand Slam main round before Roland Garros this year.

The impressive victory of Boisson when she lost to the set, but excelled in lowering the strongest opponent she had ever confronted in her career in the other two sets. In the last delivery game, Boisson saved the break-point three times, before taking advantage of the match-point with a Winner wire. This is considered her strong point on the harsh yard of Roland Garros. "I predict that this is a long match, most likely three sets, so I only know how to try my best for each point", Boisson said to the audience of Philippe Chatrier. She is the second special case in the quarterfinals in Roland Garros history, after the legendary compatriot Mary Pierce. Pierce is also the closest French to win the Women's Roland Garros, in 2000.

in 2017, France had two representatives in the quarterfinal women's quarter -finals Caroline Garcia and Kristina Mladenovic but they could not be crowned. Boisson will encounter the Sixth seed of Mirra Andreeva in the quarterfinals.

The level of competition for women's single content Roland Garros this season is very high, when the six of the top eight seeds still head to the quarterfinals, besides the No. 13 Elina Svitolina seed. Ukrainian player will meet Iga Swiatek, who has just won against Elena Rybakina in the match that Swiatek compared the opponent to play like the world's number one male tennis player Jannik Sinner. (19h), Tommy Paul - Carlos Alcaraz (1h30 on 4/6).