Emma Navarro defeats Lois Boisson in US Open first round
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 31, 2026, 9:02 PM
Last updated Aug 31, 2026

Emma Navarro won her first-round match against Lois Boisson at the US Open on Monday. The match, which began Sunday evening, was suspended midway through the second set due to inclement weather. When play resumed Monday, Boisson secured the second set, but Navarro ultimately clinched the third to win the match 6-7, 7-6, 3-6. Following the conclusion of the match, Boisson destroyed her racket on the court. Navarro, who has been managing a diagnosis of hypothyroidism, noted the difficulty of the mid-match stoppage and the challenge of restarting with a clean slate. Navarro advances to the second round where she is scheduled to play on Wednesday against an opponent to be determined.
- •Emma Navarro won in three sets against Lois Boisson.
- •The match was interrupted by rain Sunday and finished Monday.
- •Lois Boisson smashed her racket after the match concluded.
- •Emma Navarro faces an opponent to be named on Wednesday.
- 9:02 PMYahoo Sports — Lois Boisson Smashes Racket After First-Round Loss to Emma Navarro in US Open Meltdown
"The French tennis player lost in three sets to American Emma Navarro
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