Roland-Garros 2025 - Jessica Pegula : "Le public était à la fois acquis à la cause de Loïs Boisson mais aussi respectueux" - Vidéo Dailymotion

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Exploit de Loïs Boisson qui renverse Jessica Pegula et se qualifie pour les quarts de finale de Roland-Garros. Sensation sur le court Philippe-Chatrier. Dernière Française encore en lice, Loïs Boisson (22 ans, 361e mondiale) a renversé la numéro 3 américaine Jessica Pegula, ce lundi en huitièmes de finale de Roland-Garros, en 2h40 de jeu (3-6, 6-4, 6-4). Elle défiera la Russe Mirra Andreeva (6e) pour une place dans le dernier carré.    « Le tennis, partout & toujours ici », sur  https://www.tennisactu.net / Tennis Actu

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00:00BNP Paribas, partenaire des plus belles histoires de Roland Garros, aux côtés des ramasseurs de balles depuis plus de 50 ans.

00:30Je me suis très soutenu, mais je me suis respectueux à la même temps.

00:33Donc, c'est une bonne atmosphère, mais oui, je pense que c'est vraiment qui a été défi.

00:38À certaines parties que j'étais très tôt, j'ai juste, je suis désappointed avec le résultat, mais c'est ce que c'est.

00:45Question?

00:47On a few times where you could have gotten back in that third set later

00:56Just what do you think was happening on those

00:57On those shots that didn't go your way

01:00Yeah, I mean it was tough, it was windy

01:02She was hitting a lot of just like really high balls

01:04Low slices and you know

01:06You have to commit to your shots

01:08And if you don't commit then you miss them

01:10Or maybe she gets a chance to be offensive

01:12And it was just like I was kind of walking that line

01:15Like the entire match

01:16But specifically even more kind of at the end of the second

01:20And end of the third

01:21And yeah, I mean I guess I could have been maybe a little bit more aggressive

01:25But at the same time, you know, you're trying to make her play

01:27And stuff like that

01:29So it's kind of like that back and forth battle

01:31Kind of going on in your head

01:32Tough luck

01:35When you're playing a player that's sort of inexperienced

01:40Hasn't been up here before

01:42I imagine you haven't seen much video of her

01:45Or could do much scouting of her

01:47Because she's so unknown

01:48What sort of challenges does that present to you

01:52And what did it present to you?

01:55Yeah, I mean I think you just don't know too

01:57Maybe like how they're going to play

01:58In the pressure moments or big points as much

02:00But I think we had enough like footage of her

02:03I mean she's won several matches here

02:05So we had a pretty good idea

02:06Of what was going to happen

02:08So it's not like I was surprised by any chance

02:12But I think it always makes it a little difficult

02:14Because they just don't have a ton of matches

02:16And you know, you maybe don't know

02:18You know, how they're playing certain points

02:20Or certain matches a certain way

02:22Or you know, how they play against certain players

02:24And stuff like that

02:25But I felt like this week

02:27We kind of had a pretty good idea to be honest

02:29And can I just follow up and ask you

02:31Like, so how do you size her up

02:32And what did surprise you about what she brought to the court?

02:36I mean, I honestly don't think I was that surprised

02:39By how she played

02:40I felt like the match turned into exactly how she wanted to play

02:44And that's unfortunate for me

02:48I think I did a good job in the first set

02:50But at the same time, she definitely, you know, served better

02:52I felt like the first set, she missed every drop shot

02:55And then the second and third, she made every single one

02:57And I didn't really do a good job with those points

03:00But I felt like she honestly played how I thought she would play

03:05You know, look for forehands

03:06Hit super high, super heavy

03:08You know, at times

03:11And again, I had like a million chances

03:13And it just didn't go my way in those kind of big moments

03:16You said this a bit in your opening answer

03:22Just I think this is your first time playing a French player here

03:24And obviously in that kind of close match to the atmosphere

03:26So just what was it like as a cultural experience?

03:30Yeah, I mean, I think once the match kind of got going

03:32At the beginning, it wasn't that much

03:34But then, you know, end of the second and the third

03:36It was like a full stands

03:38And obviously for her

03:39So, I mean, it was a great atmosphere

03:41And, you know, like I said

03:42I didn't feel like they were being disrespectful at all

03:45I felt like it was a really fun and good atmosphere

03:49You know, obviously for her

03:51But at the same time, it was great

03:53I thought it was really nice

03:54Hey, Jessica

03:56Could you describe her heavy forehand?

04:02I think it's maybe her strength here

04:05Yeah, I mean, all she wants to do is hit forehand

04:07So she's really good at moving

04:10I mean, she's really fast

04:11So she's really good at running around to get her forehand

04:14And, you know, also covering the forehand side

04:18And, yeah, she hits it pretty heavy

04:20I mean, it's super high and heavy when she wants to

04:25When she needs to get back in the point

04:26And then she's able to kind of use her drop shot and slice

04:29And she's really quick

04:31So I think it keeps her in a lot of points

04:34And I think she did that really well today

04:35Hi, Jessica

04:37Have you been impressed by your opponent's performance today?

04:41And what level do you think she can reach in the future?

04:47Yeah, I mean, again, she played really well

04:49She's, I think, won a lot of matches

04:51It seems like recently

04:52Even if it's at a lower level

04:53And not at a WTA level

04:55But it doesn't really matter when you're winning matches

04:57And the way she plays

04:58You know, being tough in those moments really helps

05:02So I thought she did a good job of that today

05:04And, yeah, I mean, she plays like that

05:08I mean, I think she'll do well

05:09Especially on the clay

05:10I don't know how she does on other surfaces

05:12I have no idea

05:13But I would imagine clay is definitely going to be her best surface

05:17Hi

05:18So at the clay court season over

05:21Since you live in the U.S., you know, clay court season

05:26It's kind of a little bit long away away from your home

05:30And I know you have been doing this for a long

05:34But this year we have like a back-to-back two weeks

05:37Masters tournament Madrid and Rome

05:40So can you talk a little bit about that

05:42How that kind of, you know, road is tough for you

05:46Or it doesn't matter for you or not?

05:49No, yeah

05:50I'm not a fan of the two-week tournaments

05:52I think it makes everything super really long

05:55Grand Slams is already really long

05:57And so now to do two weeks Madrid, two weeks Rome

06:00And then, you know, two weeks here is really, really tough

06:03But, you know, that's the way it is now

06:06And, of course, it's always better when you're winning a lot of matches

06:08Because the days and the weeks go by much faster

06:11If you're losing, you know, somewhat early or in the first week

06:14And then you're seeded and you don't play until really late in the next week

06:17That can be kind of tough, you know

06:19It just gets tough being on the site

06:21And traveling in between tournaments

06:23And you're just kind of Groundhog Day

06:26Trying to train, you know, the usual

06:29But I feel like it kind of depends on how you do

06:32It's been a little tough, I guess, this year for me

06:35Because Madrid and Rome didn't go, like, particularly amazing

06:39You know, I won some matches

06:41But, again, the weeks kind of in between get kind of long

06:44Which is why I played, you know, Strasburg

06:47But it's a tough kind of stretch for the Americans, for sure

06:52Hi, Jessica

06:55I have another question about her forehand

06:57I was just looking at the stat

06:58And you played a lot of ball in her forehand

07:01Much more than the previous opponent

07:04I was just wondering if it was a tactic for you

07:07Maybe to go on the forehand

07:08And to finish a point on the other side on the backhand

07:11Was it a tactic?

07:12I don't know

07:13Maybe that was my problem

07:14Because that's not really what I was trying to do

07:19But, I mean, she makes it really tough

07:21You know, when she's hitting high and heavy

07:23It's not that easy to change the direction back to her backhand

07:27So, you know, if you kind of got stuck

07:29I was trying to, like, you know, move her to the forehand

07:32And then move her to the backhand

07:33Which I thought I did pretty well

07:35Like, for majority of the match

07:37Just, again, not well enough to kind of

07:40On the big points

07:42And when I was getting up in games

07:43It just kind of wasn't doing it

07:44But, yeah, I don't know

07:46Maybe that seems like

07:47Maybe that was an issue

07:48Thanks

07:50Thanks for listening to the forehand

07:54Thanks for listening to the forehand

Roland-Garros 2025 - Jessica Pegula : "Le public était à la fois acquis à la cause de Loïs Boisson mais aussi respectueux"

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