In the category  U16  du  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sport ,  Nathan Perrot  et  Sacha Huard of the Marre  They will be among the French pairs to watch very closely. Accustomed to major events despite their young age, the two French players arrive with solid credentials, but also with a particularly tough draw.

One of the best French pairs of their generation

The two players are coming out of a  Excellent European Junior Team Championships where they largely contributed to the French team's journey to the final. The French team ultimately lost to Spain, a world powerhouse in the sport, securing a very impressive silver medal.

Their close bond is undeniable. Together, they had already won a  P1000  last December, a rare achievement at their age.

For its part,  Nathan Perrot  continues to impress. At only  16 years he already has  three titles in P1000 , proof of his precocity and his ability to compete with much more experienced players.

Already significant experience on the FIP Tour

Despite their young age, the two Frenchmen already possess solid experience on the  FIP Tour .

Nathan Perrot competed  eight FIP ​​tournaments  this season, notably with  eighths  and  round of XNUMX  to his credit.

Sacha Huard de la Marre is not to be outdone with  seven FIP contested , almost all of them alongside Perrot. A consistency that allows them to approach this  FIP Promises Paris  with real ambitions.

A far from easy path

Their first match will pit them against the Swedes  Wiggo Johansson  et  Vilgot Persson , a first round that will need to be handled perfectly.

But the real obstacle could quickly arise. If they qualify for the quarter-finals, the French could find themselves back in the  seeded 2 , the Spaniards  Sebastià Ferrer Reyes  et  Ian Garcia Calvo .

A clash between two of the best pairs in the category, with the  16th and 4th in the U16 world rankings which could already feel like a final before the final.

In a category  U16  In a particularly competitive field featuring several of the world's best young players, Nathan Perrot and Sacha Huard de la Marre will have their work cut out for them. But given their progress, their experience on the international circuit, and their recent results, the two Frenchmen have what it takes to be spoilers on home soil.

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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 !

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