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Coco Gauff, French Open and Lois Boisson

Coco Gauff Beats Lois Boisson in French Open Semifinal Bracket at Roland-Garros

Gauff reached her second career French Open final with a dominant 6-1, 6-2 win against unranked Lois Boisson in the French Open women's semifinals at Roland-Garros on Thursday.

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Coco Gauff defeats Loïs Boisson 6-1, 6-2 to reach her second French Open final

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2025 French Open: Coco Gauff dominates Lois Boisson to reach final, seeking first American win since 2015

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2025 French Open prize money, payouts: Coco Gauff earns nearly $2.9 million for her win at Roland Garros

The second Grand Slam tournament of 2025 is set to pay out over $64 million to participants across both men's and women's competitions.

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Gauff Beats Sabalenka to Win 2025 French Open Women's Final Bracket at Roland-Garros

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Coco Gauff defeats top-ranked Aryna Sabalenka to win her first French Open title

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'Worst final I ever played' - Sabalenka laments Paris loss

Sabalenka has reached seven finals this year, winning three titles, and leads the WTA Tour with 40 wins in 47 matches.

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Coco Gauff Shares Photo of Inspirational Note to Self After 2025 Roland-Garros Win

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France’s Lois Boisson entered Roland Garros as the world’s No. 361 player. She’s become the host nation’s Cinderella story

After an unfortunate first foray into the spotlight in April (yes, that infamous Harriet Dart deodorant moment), Lois Boisson is finally in the headlines for all the right reasons.

Lois Boisson and the fairytale French Open run that deserves Roland Garros’ biggest stage

The biggest story of the French Open is a home wild-card entry who has surged to the semifinals. So why has she had not top billing?

Coco Gauff sends clear message to Lois Boisson ahead of Roland Garros semifinal clash

World No. 2 WTA player Coco Gauff delivered a clear message to Lois Boisson ahead of their Roland Garros semifinal match.

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Semifinal bound: Boisson's magical Roland Garros continues with Andreeva upset

World No. 361 Lois Boisson earned her second consecutive win over a Top 10 player at Roland Garros to become the first French semifinalist in Paris in more than a decade.

Lois Boisson’s stunning French Open run, one year after Roland Garros heartache

After tearing through the third rung of professional women’s tennis, the French Tennis Federation (FFT) awarded Boisson a wild card for the French Open. A week before, at a minor tournament in Paris, Boisson tore her anterior cruciate ligament in her left knee and missed nine months of tennis. She didn’t even watch the tournament on television.