The adventure ends in the round of 32 of the London Premier Padel P1 to Thomas Leygue et Clement Geens . Opposed to the seeded 3 , Juan Lebrón et Leo Augsburg The Frenchman and the Belgian were defeated. 6 / 2 6 / 2 in one hour of play.
A logical defeat against one of the best pairs in the world, which should not however overshadow the excellent performance made by the Franco-Belgian duo this week in London.

Lebrón and Augsburger above
From the very first exchanges, the difference in skill level was evident.
More aggressive, more consistent, and above all, much more effective in crucial moments. Lebrón et Augsburgers quickly took control of the match.
Opposite, Leygue et Geens They did, however, show some beautiful sequences of play. The duo created several opportunities and sometimes competed in the rallies, but their lack of consistency cost them dearly.
A few questionable tactical choices and several rushed decisions allowed the Spanish-Argentine pair to gain the upper hand. At this level, the slightest mistake is immediately punished.
This match mainly served as a reminder of what still separates a very good pair from a team capable of competing for titles. Premier Padel .
A very positive tournament
Despite this elimination, it would be reductive to only remember this defeat.
The London tournament is above all a sign of the return to form of Thomas Leygue .
Already brimming with confidence in recent weeks, the French number one confirmed his progress by stringing together some very good performances. After perfectly controlled qualifying, he had especially secured a victory reference in the first round of the main draw against Alvaro Cepero et Agustin Torre , two players established in the world's Top 70.
This success confirms that the Frenchman is gradually returning to his best form after a difficult first part of the season.
90 FIP points before the break
With this run to the round of 32, Thomas Leygue leaves London with 90 FIP points .
A valuable asset that will allow him to continue his climb up the world rankings and approach the rest of the season with maximum confidence.
Before the summer break, this London P1 This is undoubtedly his most accomplished tournament since his return to competition.
A shock for Lebrón and Augsburger
On their side, Juan Lebrón et Leo Augsburg they continue on their way without having truly trembled.
In the round of 16, the task will be considerably more complicated with a real clash against Juan Tello et Maxi Maple , one of the most anticipated posters of this London P1 .
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 !
































































































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