The first laps of the FIP Bronze Rijswijk The tournament, held in the Netherlands, generally went well for the French representatives. Julien Seurin , associated with Portuguese António Luque , got his tournament off to a perfect start, just like Bastien Blanqué / Yoan Boronad , who are looking to regain confidence after their early elimination at the FIP Bronze Marnes. Further down the draw, a Franco-Belgian / Franco-Italian duel is also on the schedule for the round of 16.
Seurin and Luque master their entrance
The only French representative in the upper part of the table, Julien Seurin this week he is playing alongside the Portuguese António Luque , with whom he forms the No. 3 seed in the tournament.
In their opening match, both men navigated a potentially tricky first round against the Spaniards perfectly. Marc Casal / Marc Pastor A clear and decisive victory: 6 / 3 6 / 1 .
In the next round, Seurin and Luque will face the Dutch pair. Pieter Hermus / Daan Jans with the ambition of continuing their journey towards the quarter-finals.
Blanqué and Boronad want to regain confidence
In the lower part of the table, Bastien Blanqué / Yoan Boronad , the No. 4 seeds, were keen to regain their confidence after their surprise defeat at FIP Bronze Marnes face Adrien Maigret / Benjamin Tison .
Opposed to Daniel Maldonado / Joa Takala The French had to work hard despite a seemingly comfortable score. They ultimately prevailed. 6 / 3 7 / 5 and secure their qualification for the round of 16.
Their next opponent will be the Spanish-Dutch pair Imran Daniël / Gabriel Lara On paper, the French will start as favorites.
Guichard and Cassetta are favorites against Marie and Deloyer
At the very bottom of the draw, the round of 16 will offer an interesting confrontation between the Franco-Belgian pair Jules Marie / Max Deloyer and the No. 2 seed consisting of the Italian Frame Cassetta and French Dylan Guichard .
Both teams have secured their place in this second round and will meet again this Saturday with a place in the quarter-finals at stake.
Even though Jules Marie and Max Deloyer will try to cause an upset, the advantage clearly seems to lie with Cassetta / Guichard who approach this match as overwhelming favorites.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.


























































































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