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Loïs Boisson retires in first round of Wuhan Open qualifying
Loïs Boisson stopped playing in her Wuhan Open qualifying match against Anna Bondar.
She had lost the first set and asked for a physiotherapist before retiring.
The result means she will not advance in qualifying.
The report did not say why she retired.
Loïs Boisson retired in the first round of qualifying for the Wuhan Open.
She had just lost the first set against Anna Bondar.
Boisson requested treatment from a physiotherapist before retiring.
The report was published on October 10, 2026.
- Who
- Loïs Boisson and Anna Bondar.
- What
- Boisson retired in the first round of Wuhan Open qualifying after losing the first set.
- When
- October 10, 2026, according to the article’s publication date.
- Where
- The Wuhan Open qualifying tournament.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Player
- Loïs Boisson
- Opponent
- Anna Bondar
- Tournament
- Wuhan Open qualifying
- Round
- First round
- Result
- Boisson retired after losing the first set
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