Summary
Francesca Jones, a British tennis player, is preparing for the Australian Open after experiencing the best year of her career in 2025. Born with a rare genetic condition affecting her hands and feet, Jones overcame challenges and improved her ranking significantly, achieving direct entry into a Grand Slam and winning notable matches.
Key Facts
- Francesca Jones is a British tennis player ranked world number 71.
- Jones was born with Ectrodactyly Ectodermal Dysplasia (EEC), affecting her fingers and toes.
- In 2024, she considered retiring if her ranking did not improve.
- In 2025, she won two major tennis titles, entering the top 100 in world rankings.
- She qualified for the US Open main draw for the first time after passing three qualifying rounds.
- Jones achieved her career's biggest win by defeating world number 15 Emma Navarro.
- In addition to tennis, Jones has interests in academics and has explored fields like financial advising.
