The countdown has begun. Registration for the FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports 2026 are now open to young players from all over the world who wish to participate in one of the major events of the international junior circuit.
Organized from 15 at 19 July 2026 au Tennis & Padel Lésigny Club The tournament is preparing to welcome more than 350 players from all over the world .
A 2026 edition that's bigger
Following a successful first edition in 2025, the FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports returns with new ambitions.
The main change concerns its place in the calendar. While the event took place in the fall last year, it now moves to the heart of summer with dates set from 15 to 19 July .
This strategic repositioning should attract more international delegations and strengthen the tournament's place among the key events on the circuit. FIP Promises .
Lésigny will once again become the capital of youth padel
For five days, the Tennis & Padel Lésigny Club will host the world's best up-and-coming padel players.
The organization's stated objective is clear: to offer an even more international edition, with more nations represented, an ever-higher level of sporting activity and several events planned around the event.
One year after a groundbreaking first edition, the tournament intends to continue its growth and confirm its status among the most important FIP Promises of the season.
How to register ?
Registrations are made directly on the official FIP platform.
Several important points need to be considered:
- Each player must have a national license number.
- Identity documents and photos must be submitted in JPEG or PNG format.
- It is recommended to register from a computer.
- Players under the age of 18 will need to provide the information of their legal guardian.
- Once the account is created, it will need to be validated by the FIP teams before registration for the tournament can be completed.
The organization encourages players to plan ahead in order to avoid any delays in validation.
More than 350 players expected
With over 350 participants expected , the FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports should once again bring together some of the best young talents on the planet.
For French players as well as for foreign delegations, this will be an ideal opportunity to test themselves against international competition in a setting that has become an essential part of the youth calendar.
The appointment is made from 15 at 19 July 2026 in Lésigny.
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