FIP rankings: several French players rise sharply, Guichard reaches 75th place worldwide

Le Paris Major has left its mark on the FIP rankings, and several French players are taking advantage of this to make some great deals. Among the men, Dylan Guichard, Thomas Leygue and Timéo Fonteny They notably show significant progress, while among the women, Clara Mansart makes the biggest leap forward.

Dylan Guichard climbs to 75th in the world rankings

Progress continues for Dylan Guichard .

The Frenchman wins 10 seats and has now reached the 75th worldwide , the best ranking of his career.

A performance that also allows him to reach the third best FIP ranking achieved by a Frenchman , behind Benjamin Tison et Jérémy Scatena .

This progress rewards his very good Paris Major alongside the Belgian Clement Geens Having received wild cards, the two men had made a perfect start to their tournament by dominating Santiago Pineda / Javi Ruiz 6/0 6/2 , before bowing out in the next round against Juan Lebrón / Leo Augsburger .

Geens also benefits from this Parisian week: he wins 7 seats and now points to 68th world rank .

Thomas Leygue makes the jump of the week

The biggest improvement for men obviously belongs to Thomas Leygue .

After his incredible journey from the qualifiers to the round of 16 of the Paris Major The Frenchman wins 41 seats and goes up to the 105th place in the world .

Leygue had notably eliminated with Jesus Moya the pairs David Gala / Enzo Jensen and especially Juanlu Esbrí / Sanyo Gutiérrez on the Philippe-Chatrier court, before falling to Franco Stupaczuk / Jon Sanz .

With the 195 FIP points Having collected in Paris, he is now only a few places away from a return to the world top 100 .

Thomas Leygue has exploded in the rankings after his huge Paris Major performance, he now sits at 105th in the world.

Timéo Fonteny enters the top 130

A very good operation as well for Timeo Fonteny .

The Frenchman wins 9 seats and now finds himself 125th in the world .

This progression is directly linked to his excellent run at the Paris Major with Nacho Moragues After a victory in the first round against Álvaro Meléndez / José Luis González 6/1 6/4 , the pair then lost to José Jiménez / Álex Arroyo after a very close match concluded 6 / 4 7 / 6 .

Fonteny therefore continues his rise and is gradually getting closer to the top 100.

Boronad, Seurin and Robert are also making progress

Behind, Yoan Boronad wins 2 seats and finds himself 166th in the world , notably thanks to his round of 32 appearance at the Paris Major.

Julien Seurin also makes a good deal with 6 places won It now points to 169th world rank , aided by his 8th place at the FIP Gold Bucharest.

Another major improvement: Jeremy Robert who wins 19 seats and goes up to the 207th worldwide His time at Paris Major allowed him to get significantly closer to top 200 .

Thomas Vanbauce he too is gleaning 2 seats and now ranks 223th in the world .

Bergeron, Blanqué, Joris and Vives retreat

Not everyone is benefiting from this new update.

Johan Bergeron perd 6 seats and goes down to 187th world rank .

Bastien Blanqué backs off 7 positions and finds himself 195th in the world .

Further, Maxime Joris perd 6 seats to rank 215e , While Manuel Vives moves back one position and now points 220th in the world .

Collombon drops back, Godallier remains 48th

Among women, the movements are more contrasting.

Alix Collombon perd 2 seats and now finds himself 38th in the world Her elimination in the first round of the Paris Major main draw prevented the Frenchwoman from making the right move.

Léa Godallier She, however, retains her 48th place in the world .

Carla Toully also loses 2 positions and now ranks 91th in the world , after she too was eliminated in the first round of the Parisian Major.

Louise Bahurel remains stable at the 118th place .

Clara Mansart makes a big leap among French women

The best progress made by the women's team was... Clara Mansart .

The Frenchwoman wins 16 seats and makes its entry into the world top 200 , 184th position .

Progress built thanks to his great week at FIP Silver Utrecht next to Marie-Amelie Dardaine .

The two Frenchwomen had reached the semi-finals before losing to Stephanie Weterings / Liza Groenveld 7/6 6/3 .

Dardaine also benefits from this result: she wins 4 seats and now ranks 165th in the world .

Several movements around the top 200

Camille Sireix perd 3 seats and goes down to the 137th worldwide .

Melissa Martin backs off 4 positions and finds himself 163e .

Kimy Barla loses a place and now points 171th in the world , While Manon Marcarie wins 4 seats and goes up to the 173th position .

Lou Lambert Agosti perd 2 seats and finds himself 189th in the world as Laura Buteau also remains around the 189th position .

Finally Cassandra Senjean pulls off a great deal: she wins 4 seats and has now reached the 200th place in the world .

The main French movements

Among men, the biggest improvements are therefore those of Leygue (+41), Robert (+19), Guichard (+10) and Fonteny (+9) .

In the ladies, Mansart (+16) clearly makes the best move, ahead Dardaine (+4), Marcarie (+4) et Senjean (+4) .

The Paris Major has therefore had a direct impact on several French rankings, with some players now seriously approaching important milestones: The top 100 for Leygue and Fonteny, the top 200 for Robert , while Mansart has only just made his entrance there.

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 !