Juan Segura  et  Lucas Terminet  will arrive at  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports  with a real status to defend. Committed to  U14 boys The two Frenchmen will be  seeded 5  of the category, with the ambition of playing leading roles in Lésigny.

The pair are coming off two strong results in Belgium. This should give them confidence arriving in Paris, but also a certain amount of pressure: to confirm their form in front of the French public, in a draw that promises to be very competitive.

Two titles already together

Recently,  Segura / Terminet  have once again demonstrated their strength at  FIP Promises Koksijde After a well-managed group stage, they continued their journey to the title in  U14 .

In the final, the French dominated  Coppens / Koeck  on the score of  6 / 1 6 / 2 A clear victory, which confirms the progress of this association.

For  Juan Segura This success already represented a  6th FIP Promises title . For  Lucas Terminet it was his  2th title  on the circuit. Two players who are starting to accumulate experience and international credentials.

Ghent's big move

Before Koksijde, the two Frenchmen had already made a strong impression at  FIP Promises Gent  Last May, still in Belgium. Their journey had been solid from start to finish.

In the quarterfinals,  Segura / Terminet  had crushed the Dutch number 1s  6 / 0 6 / 0 In the semi-final, they then dominated the English number 1s  6 / 4 6 / 2 , before concluding in the final against the Belgian number 1 team with a score of  6 / 4 6 / 4 .

This title marked an important milestone: the  5th FIP Promises title  for Juan Segura, and the  first international title  of Lucas Terminet on the circuit.

A third title together to go for.

In Paris,  Segura / Terminet  will therefore try to go and find a  third title together But the mission will not be easy. The U14 draw is very competitive, with several strong pairs ahead of them.

We think in particular of  Tyrone Pottier / Benjamin Filieri , seeded 3, but also in the top pairs of the draw, with a high international density.

The French will have their strengths: confidence, established patterns of play, and two recent titles together. Now they just need to confirm their form at home, in a  FIP Promises Paris  which is shaping up to be one of the big youth events of the season.

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 !