In the WTA Adana tournament, Loïs Boisson, a "lucky loser," has made it to the quarterfinals, along with Léolia Jeanjean and Anna Blinkova. A lucky loser is a player who loses in the qualification rounds but gets a chance to compete in the main draw due to withdrawals or other circumstances. Boisson's week in Turkey has been full of surprises. Although she lost to Fiona Crawley in the final round of qualifications on Sunday, despite holding a match point, the French player was still entered into the WTA 125 Adana draw as a lucky loser. She took full advantage of this second chance on Tuesday by defeating Lucia Bronzetti, the eighth seed, 6-1, 6-2 in 1 hour and 13 minutes. On Wednesday, Boisson, ranked 274th in the world, continued her strong performance by easily beating Martyna Kubka, ranked 173rd, 6-3, 6-2. Kubka had previously eliminated the young French player Ksenia Efremova on Tuesday after a three-set match, 6-3, 4-6, 6-4. Boisson, who was born in Dijon, could face another French player in the quarterfinals: Anna Blinkova. Both Jeanjean and Blinkova are aiming for the quarterfinals. Two other French players could reach the quarterfinals on Wednesday. Anna Blinkova, the second seed, will face the Slovak lucky loser Viktoria Hruncakova. The new French player had made a good start by defeating Emiliana Arango 7-6, 6-2. Léolia Jeanjean, the fourth seed, will have to be cautious against the local Melisa Ercan, who received a wildcard. A wildcard is a special entry given to a player who might not have qualified through the usual rankings but is considered a strong competitor or has local support. Léolia Jeanjean had to fight hard in the first round to defeat Suzan Lamens 4-6, 6-3, 6-2. According to one report, Jeanjean barely escaped mentally against Melisa Ercan, who received a wildcard, needing three sets to defeat the Australian, 3-6, 7-5, 6-4, saving two match points in the second set. The match highlighted Jeanjean's resilience and the challenges she faced against a local favorite who was given a special entry. The quarterfinals are shaping up to be an exciting stage of the tournament, with several French players still in contention.