Jones' loss leaves Boulter as last Briton in French Open singles

Jones' loss leaves Boulter as last Briton in singlesImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Francesca Jones had never won a main-draw match at a Grand Slam before this year's French OpenByHarry PooleBBC Sport journalistPublished8 minutes agoFrancesca Jones' breakthrough French Open was ended by Marie Bouzkova, leaving Katie Boulter as the last remaining British singles player at Roland Garros. The 25-year-old achieved an emotional first win at a Grand Slam by defeating Brazil's Beatriz Haddad Maia in the first round, but fell 6-0 7-6 (7-3) to Czech 27th seed Bouzkova on Wednesday.Jones, the world number 102, went toe-to-toe with former Wimbledon quarter-finalist Bouzkova as she battled back from 4-1 down in a second set which she twice missed the chance to serve out."I love the clay. This one will hurt as much as losing in Wimbledon does for me," Jones said."I think I'm always going to make opponents feel uncomfortable."I don't care what the score is. I will throw everything at you. I will throw every ounce of my mentality I've got at you, physically what I can."Rybakina out in biggest French Open upset so far Published1 hour agoHeated exchange and no handshake in French Open rowPublished1 hour agoOn Sunday, Jones celebrated her first victory in her seventh first-round appearance at the sport's four Grand Slams - although this was her debut at Roland Garros.The British number four admitted she had come through "arguably the hardest moment of my career" to achieve victory over former top-10 player Haddad Maia.Earlier this year, Jones suffered lingering concussion symptoms following a freak gym accident, in which the locking mechanism on a leg-press machine failed and a 45kg weight crashed onto her head and knee.That incident occurred just as she neared a return to full fitness, after her Australian Open was ended by a torn muscle in her hip in January.Her attention will now turn to the grass...