The new FIP ranking has been released and the main good news on the French side has just Thomas Leygue After several difficult months following his return from injury, the Frenchman has made a significant leap forward. 19 seats and find the Top 150 worldwide visit us at the 148th rank .
Leygue is finally regaining positive momentum
The start of the season was anything but obvious for Thomas Leygue Back after his long injury, the Frenchman needed time to regain his form and level. Results were slow to come and his ranking logically suffered, with a fall around the 170th place in the world .
But for several weeks now, the trend has clearly reversed. Leygue is regaining his rhythm and, above all, his results. He has just strung together... three main tables on the circuit Premier Padel .
His recent career at London P1 , which ended in the round of 32, earns him 55 FIP points An important operation that allows him to win 19 positions suddenly and go back up to the 148th in the world with 394 points .
A return to the Top 150 that rewards his rise in form. And the second half of the season could allow him to continue climbing: having missed a large part of last season due to injury, Leygue will have no points to defend in the coming months.
Guichard still by far the number 1 Frenchman
At the top of the French rankings, Dylan Guichard retains his position as the number 1 French player. He remains 86th in the world with 765 points , far ahead of the other French players.
Behind him, Timeo Fonteny loses two positions and finds himself 140th in the world with 424 points Despite this slight setback, he remains the second-ranked Frenchman, just ahead of Leygue.
Yoan Boronad also drops two places to reach the Ranked 172nd in the world (336 points) , While Julien Seurin loses a position and now points to the 175th place (326 points) .
A week of setbacks for many French people
Overall, this latest update is not favorable to the French. This is quite logical since... No French players were competing in the FIP Tour this week. limiting the opportunities to recover points while some results from last season are removed from the standings.
Johan Bergeron remains 181st with 301 points, while Bastien Blanqué loses two places and drops to 184th rank The same two-position decline for Manuel Vives , now 212th in the world .
Further down, Thomas Vanbauce remains 227th while Jeremy Robert wins a place to reach the 234th world rank .
The major operation is therefore clearly for Thomas Leygue After a long period away from the slopes and several months needed to regain his form, the Frenchman is starting to move forward again. Gained 19 places and a return to the Top 150 This should give them more confidence to approach the second half of the season.

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