The curtain falls this Sunday on the  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports , with a busy schedule between  semi-finals  et  end Several young French people will still be in the running, with already  two guaranteed finals  from the morning onwards, and several additional opportunities to join the matches for the title.

 Two finals featuring French players in the morning 

The first chance for a French title will come in  U12 girls . From  9:30 ,  Lois Meyer  et  Emma Delachaux  will face the Spanish  Olivia Lopez Conesa  and the Swedish  Luna Levhinn  to try and win the trophy.

En  U18 boys ,  Jeremy Robert  et  Olivier Guy de Chamisso  will also be aiming for the title. Impressive since the start of the tournament, the French will be back in the  seeded 1 ,  Julen Bolumar Orti / Ivan Ranera Pedrero , From  11:30 The Spanish qualified by eliminating  Nathan Perrot  et  Sacha Huard from La Marre  in the semifinals.

 An all-French semi-final in the U16 category 

Before that, the French will have the opportunity to secure another final.

En  U16 boys ,  Louis Cacheux / Victor Caby  will face  Sacha Huard de La Marre / Nathan Perrot  in an all-French semi-final scheduled at  9:30 .

 Another all-French duel in U12 

The French will also be pitted against each other in  U12 boys .

À  9:30 ,  Paul Rolandi Porcel / Thiago Buitron Olcina  will challenge  Lucas Lamour Fornier / Naé Couchaud  for a place in the final. The winners will face either the Spanish  Hugo Garcia Gomez / Sergio Ruiz Villalon that is, the Italians  Alessandro Cullari / Mattia Lavecchia .

 The French program 

 finals 

  •  9:30 am – U12 girls  : Loïs Meyer / Emma Delachaux vs Olivia Lopez Conesa / Luna Levhinn
  •  11:30 am – U18 boys  : Jérémy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso vs Julen Bolumar Orti / Ivan Ranera Pedrero (TS1)

 Semifinals 

  •  9:30 am – U16 boys  : Cacheux / Caby vs Huard de La Marre / Perrot
  •  9:30 am – U12 boys  : Rolandi Porcel / Buitron Olcina vs Lamour Fornier / Couchaud

A final day that could offer several titles to the French delegation, with crucial matches from the very first games of the morning.

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Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !