FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports – Meyer and Delachaux crowned in U12, France gets its day off to a perfect start

The first final of the day at FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports smiled on the French women. Lois Meyer et Emma Delachaux , seeded 2, won the title in U12 girls after a demonstration in front of Olivia Lopez Conesa et Luna Levhinn swept away 6 / 3 6 / 3 in one hour of play.

A clear victory that gets the day off to an ideal start for the French.

A final controlled from start to finish

Having already faced this same pair during the group stage, the French women had prevailed after a hard-fought battle ( 3/6 7/5 10-6 ).

This time, there was no suspense.

Meyer and Delachaux took control of the match, making crucial breaks at key moments and never giving their opponents a chance of a comeback. More precise in the decisive moments, they showcased their superior skill.

The statistics perfectly illustrate their dominance: 39 winning points against 22 , 69 points won against 55 and 5 break points converted out of 11 obtained , against only On 2 5 for their opponents. Despite a fairly similar number of unforced errors (33 versus 30), the French women consistently compensated with their aggressiveness and their ability to take control of the rally.

French scoreboard titled Statistics showing match statistics with two value columns and central labels such as Break point won, Break point obtained, Point won, Winning point, Direct fault, Return fault, Winning service, Double fault, and team/player names at the bottom.

An almost perfect tournament

This victory is the reward for a perfectly executed week.

Undefeated in group stage Meyer and Delachaux had already displayed an excellent level throughout the competition. Facing a pair they had already beaten a few days earlier in the final, they raised their game even further to secure a decisive victory.

As 2 seeded They confirm their status and offer France a first title in this FIP Promises Paris.

The day is off to a perfect start.

This success sets the tone for the French delegation, which can still hope for other great performances during this last day of competition.

Meyer and Delachaux opened the scoring in the most beautiful way: with a title and a final dominated from start to finish.

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 !