The quarter-finals are known at  FIP Bronze Marnes While the main seeded players still in contention lived up to expectations,  Nathan Courrin / Thomas Seux  et  Simon Wagner / Tristan Piombo  pulled off two big wins in these round of 16 matches to join the last eight pairs of the tournament.

Courrin/Seux follow up with another big win

They're unstoppable. After eliminating the 5th seed  José Rico / Juan Cruz Forastello 7/5 7/6  in the first round,  Nathan Courrin / Thomas Seux  have repeated their actions in the face of  Thomas Vanbauce / Filippo Nicocia .

And this time, it took a real battle to the end:  7/6 3/6 7/5 Courrin and Seux confirmed their excellent week and earned a prestigious quarter-final against the tournament favorites.  Julian Prins / Youp De Kroon (TS1) .

They had to work hard in the first set against  Adrien Maigret / Romain Sichez before making the distinction:  7 / 6 6 / 4 .

Wagner/Piombo also advance to the quarterfinals

Another fine French performance, that of  Simon Wagner / Tristan Piombo . Opposed to  Philémon Raichman / Enzo Couacaud They win this tricolor duel  6 / 4 6 / 4  and continue their journey.

In the quarter-finals, the challenge will be even greater against the 6th seed.  Marcel Font / Alejandro Garcia Calahorro But the Spanish needed three sets to eliminate the lucky losers.  Aaron Cohen / Noam Cohen: 3/6 6/2 7/6 .

Bergeron/Seurin and Fonteny/Moragues are present

The other favorites did not falter.  Johan Bergeron / Julien Seurin (TS4)  the qualifiers dominate  Alexis Coulombeau / Julien Motz 6/3 6/3 They will now find  Yoan Boronad / Jérémy Robert (TS8) , winners of  Johan Peloux Marchini / Bernard Quentin 6/4 6/2 .

At the bottom of the table,  Nacho Moragues / Timéo Fonteny (TS2)  had to battle in both sets against  Maxime Deloyer / Marco Remolina Pablo , but they are essential  7 / 5 7 / 6 .

They will face each other in the quarter-finals  Antonio Luque / Diogo Jesus (TS7) who brought an end to the impressive run of the qualifiers  Lucas Potel / Natan Etienne ,  6 / 4 6 / 3 .

All the results from the round of 16

  •  Prins / De Kroon (TS1)  beat Maigret / Sichez:  7 / 6 6 / 4 
  •  Courrin / Seux  beat Vanbauce / Nicocia:  7/6 3/6 7/5 
  •  Font / Garcia Calahorro (TS6)  beat Cohen / Cohen:  3/6 6/2 7/6 
  •  Wagner / Piombo  beat Raichman / Quacaud:  6 / 4 6 / 4 
  •  Bergeron / Seurin (TS4)  beat Coulombeau / Motz:  6 / 3 6 / 3 
  •  Boronad / Robert (TS8)  beat Peloux Marchini / Quentin:  6 / 4 6 / 2 
  •  Luke / Jesus (TS7)  beat Potel / Etienne:  6 / 4 6 / 3 
  •  Moragues / Fonteny (TS2)  beat Deloyer / Remolina Pablo:  7 / 5 7 / 6 

Four exciting matches for a place in the semi-finals

The table now offers four particularly interesting quarters, with  several Frenchmen still in the race  :

  •  Prins / De Kroon (TS1) vs Courrin / Seux 
  •  Font / Garcia Calahorro (TS6) vs Wagner / Piombo 
  •  Bergeron / Seurin (TS4) vs Boronad / Robert (TS8) 
  •  Moragues / Fonteny (TS2) vs Luque / Jesus (TS7) 

Courrin / Seux and Wagner / Piombo will therefore try to extend their surprise run, while the other two quarter-finals will see seeded players face off directly.  The battle for the final four has begun in Marnes. 

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Benjamin Dupouy

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