From July 15th to 19th, Tennis & Padel Club de Lésigny will host the second edition of FIP Promises Paris. After showcasing several young French talents in recent days, this time the spotlight is on the top favorites in the U16 category: the Spaniards Mario Brocal and Jaime Rodríguez. Number one and two in the FIP U16 rankings, the two prodigies arrive with a reputation to uphold… and an already impressive track record despite their very young age.
Mario Brocal, the rising star who's blazing through the ranks
Only at 15 years , Mario Brocal He is already considered one of the greatest hopes of Spanish padel. His name is also not unknown in Lésigny.
During the first edition of the FIP Promises Paris 2025 he was already seed n ° 1 in U16, alongside Javier Infantes Gonzalez But against all odds, the Spanish pair were eliminated in the quarter-finals by the French. Quentin Bernard et Johan Peloux , winners 6 / 4 6 / 4 of a particularly lively match, marked in particular by the strong temperaments of Bernard and Brocal.
Since then, the young Spaniard has taken a significant step forward.
He became the youngest player in history to compete in a FIP international tournament in the senior category , by being invited, to only 14 years visit us at the FIP Bronze of Majorca alongside another Spanish gem, Ian Garcia .
Beyond his precocity, Mario Brocal continues to accumulate titles in youth categories. Alongside Jaime Rodríguez, he notably won the FIP Promises of Portugal in U16 before gaining more experience on the senior international circuit.
Jaime Rodríguez, a more discreet but equally formidable talent
While the spotlight is often on Mario Brocal, Jaime Rodriguez Nevertheless, he remains one of the most promising players of his generation.
Just a few days ago, he won the FIP Promises of Valladolid in U16 alongside Ian Garcia who will also be present in Lésigny as seed n ° 2 with Sebastia Ferrer Reyes .
Rodríguez also discovered the senior circuit very early. He recently played his first international tournament at the FIP Bronze of Lanzarote , this time partnered with Mario Brocal. Despite a defeat in the first round ( 7 / 5 7 / 6 ), the two young Spaniards displayed a quality of play that already hints at their potential.
Both are also part of the prestigious agency Sperty , which supports several of the best young talents in Spanish padel.
The top favorites… but not alone in the world
Although they are more than capable of progressing in U18 , Mario Brocal et Jaime Rodriguez chose to focus their week on the U16 category where they will naturally be considered strong favorites.
However, the competition promises to be fierce. Behind them, we will find, in particular, the seed n ° 2 , made of Ian Garcia et Sebastia Ferrer Reyes but also the Italians Mark Giulio Menotti et Jacopo Battilani , respectively 8th and 9th of the FIP Promises U16 ranking.
Swiss Benjamin and Nathan Fillieri The No. 5 seeds will also be among the serious outsiders.
Finally, French fans will be keeping a close eye on Nathan Perrot et Sacha Huard from La Marre . Only 15nd pair Despite their position in the standings, the two French players have the tools to shake up the hierarchy and perhaps even challenge the Spanish stars.
One thing is certain: in this U16 category, Mario Brocal et Jaime Rodriguez will be the men to beat in this second edition of the FIP Promises Paris .
Maceo Zerhat discovered padel in 2020 in Savigny-sur-Clairis, Burgundy. He contributed to the club's expansion by bringing his energy and curiosity. Padel Magazinehe transmits his Padel"mania" by skillfully bouncing on all the latest news about your favorite sport!


























































































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