Glenn Joanna, who lost 117 minutes of grappling and missed out on the round of 64 of the 2025 French Open, is still the best in a Grand Slam

On the 29th local time, Chinese Taipei's mixed-race player Glenn Joanna stopped in the top 64 of women's singles at the 2025 French Open, and still wrote her best result in a Grand Slam.

Glenn Joanna

Facing Kazakhstan's 32nd seed Putintseva on the same day, Glenn Joanna once fell behind 3:5, but she relied on a strong baseline to volley, and successfully swept 3 games in a row, especially after the 11th game successfully held serve and came back 6:5, and made the opponent so angry that she smashed the racket, but unfortunately Glan made too many mistakes at the critical moment of the tie-break, missed the 5:3 lead, and lost 4 points in a row and was reversed.

The watershed in the second set came in the seventh game, when Glenn Joanna forced a break point, but missed a crucial point due to a slip and fall, and also lost the next game on serve, only to watch her opponent go away, and finally lost 6-7 (5-7), 3-6.

World No. 175 Glenn Joanna, although she missed the round of 32 of the French Open women's singles, she is the first Chinese Taipei player to win in the French Open after Hsieh Shuwei in 2020, and Ge Lan will receive 117,000 euros in prize money this trip, and the ranking is expected to rise to a new high of 141.