The countdown has begun for the FIP Bronze Marnes-la-Coquette . In 11 days until registration closes The first pairs are starting to appear for this second FIP event organized at the club this season.
A stage placed at a particularly interesting point in the calendar, just before the Paris Major which could prompt several international players to make the trip to prepare for the Paris match.
Raichman / Quack , an unprecedented association
For men, several interesting pairs have already been registered.
In particular, there will be a unique partnership between Philemon Raichman and Enzo Couacaud A French pair to watch closely and who could have ambitions in this FIP Bronze.
The picture is also beginning to take on an international dimension with the presence of the Israelis. Noam Cohen / Aaron Cohen .
Another French duo already committed: Victor Choppe / Jérôme Inzerillo The two players know the area well, having already completed a A very good run during the first FIP Bronze organized in Marnes-la-Coquette They will try to repeat their success for this second edition.
The locals will also be represented with Thibault de Galbert / Thomas Mitjana .

Dardaine / Mansart already present in the women's category
In the ladies, Marie Amélie Dardaine / Clara Mansart are among the first pairs registered.
The two Frenchwomen are used to competing together on the FIP Tour and have already achieved several good results. We particularly remember their quarter-final at the FIP Silver Narbonne .
Young people Ainhoa Berecoechea / Loann Jovasevic will also be taking part, with a new opportunity to accumulate experience and points on the international circuit.

A platform that is still expected to evolve considerably.
À 11 days until closing The list is necessarily provisional. Many more entries are expected in the coming days, particularly from players who are used to waiting until the deadline approaches to confirm their schedule.
The proximity to the Paris Major could also play a role. Some international players could take advantage of this FIP Bronze to play matches in France and prepare for the big Parisian event.
The statute FIP Bronze This also allows us to maintain a tournament accessible to French and local players wishing to compete at the international level.
A unique configuration in Marnes-la-Coquette
This second FIP Bronze award mainly confirms the position taken by Marnes-la-Coquette on the French international calendar , with two FIP tournaments organized in the same club during the season .
It now remains 11 days to register The first pairs are known, but the field is expected to strengthen considerably before the close.
Padel Magazine will monitor the evolution of the list of registered participants in the coming days.
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