Fiona Ferro's return to top 100

Fiona Ferro, ranked 99th in the world, has secured the third seed in the $125,000 WTA Queretaro tournament in Mexico. This marks her return to the Top 100 nearly five years after she left it, highlighting a significant comeback in her career.

Ferro's first match in Mexico

Ferro will open her campaign in the tournament on Tuesday, facing English player Sofia Johnson. This match is the first step in her goal to qualify for the Australian Open, a major Grand Slam event that she hopes to reach through strong performances in smaller tournaments.

Other French players in the tournament

Selena Janicijevic, ranked 310th, advanced to the first round on Monday by defeating Canadian Ana Grubor. This result shows that not all French players at the event are in the top ranks, but they are competing at a high level.

Léolia Jeanjean's new ranking

Léolia Jeanjean, ranked 2, will debut a new best ranking of 90th at the WTA during the tournament. She is set to face Carole Monnet in her first match, showcasing her improved standing in the women's tennis rankings.

Other notable matches in the tournament

Alice Ramé is also competing in Mexico, where she will face top seed Nadia Podoroska, ranked 8, from Argentina. This match highlights the high level of competition at the tournament, with top-ranked players facing off against others striving to make their mark.

Ferro's participation in the BJK Cup

Fiona Ferro's return to the BJK Cup has also been confirmed. She will join Alizé Cornet, Diane Parry, Léolia Jeanjean, and Kristina Mladenovic for a match against Australia on November 21 and 22 in Portel, showing her continued involvement in international team competitions.