Just when tennis enthusiasts may have thought they'd seen it all in the 2026 season, Lois Boisson reacted in a big way at the U.S. Open, and she might just become a meme because of it.
Competing against American opponent Emma Navarro, France's Lois Boisson competed through three sets of play and two tiebreakers. Navarro won the match, and at first, everything looked normal when the two women approached each other at the net.
They shook hands, and then they both turned and politely shook hands with the umpire.
If the situation had ended here, it's likely that only tennis enthusiasts would know about Boisson's loss. It's what happened next that made it go hilariously and embarrassingly viral.
After shaking hands with Boisson and the umpire, Navarro turned to the audience and raised her fists triumphantly. She was met by applause in each section as she turned to face them.
In the meantime, Boisson passionately beat her racket against the ground, and though it doesn't appear in the video, she reportedly threw the racket across the court and left it for others to clean up.
Based on multiple accounts shared on X, Boisson allegedly did not stop with one racket, but approached her tournament kit, pulled out a second racket, and battered it against the ground, which was not caught on camera.
You can watch the end of the Navaroo vs. Boisson match, including their reactions, here:
- YouTubewww.youtube.com
The clip went viral on X, where viewers noted the duality of the moment.
Others thought Boisson's reaction was embarrassing.
Some also wanted to see some justice for the tennis racket.
No one likes to lose. That can be especially true toward the end of the season, when a player wants to end the year on a high note and also give their fans something positive to remember them by.
But in the heat of the moment, Lois Boisson gave her fans and France something very different to remember her by, and she potentially turned herself into an internet meme that will be very difficult to escape!








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