The main tables of the Alpine Paris Major are now known. And the draw has produced several interesting matches, particularly for the French players who will be competing at home at Roland-Garros. In the men's draw, Timéo Fonteny / Nacho Moragues , Dylan Guichard / Clement Geens et Yoan Boronad / Jérémy Robert all received a wild card. In the women's category, Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val López et Carla Touly / Xenia Clasca Vidiella will also receive an invitation.
Fonteny/Moragues arrive at full speed
Having just won their titles at FIP Bronze Marnes , Timéo Fonteny / Nacho Moragues They arrive in Paris with a lot of confidence.
For their first match, they will meet Álvaro Meléndez Amaya / José Luis González The Franco-Spanish team will not be favorites, but the draw offers them a real chance of reaching the second round.
In the event of a victory, the challenge would significantly increase with José Jiménez / Álex Arroyo (TS14) , quarter-finalists this week at Madrid P1 after notably eliminating Stupaczuk / Sanz.
Guichard and Geens can dream of a gala match
Same observation for Dylan Guichard / Clement Geens The Franco-Belgian pair will face Santiago José Pineda / Javier Ruiz in the first round.
On paper, Guichard/Geens won't be favorites, but their tournament in Madrid has inevitably changed things. After coming through qualifying, they secured a landmark victory against Víctor Ruiz / Mario Ortega , before delivering a solid performance against Juan Tello / Maxi Arce.
At Roland-Garros, another strong performance would open the door to a gala match against Juan Lebrón / Leo Augsburger (TS3) in the next round.
Boronad/Robert face a big first test
The draw is more complicated for Yoan Boronad / Jérémy Robert The French will start against the Argentinians. Juan Ignacio Rubini / Ignacio Piotto .
A strong performance will be needed to overcome this first hurdle. If they win, Boronad/Robert would then have a date with Edu Alonso / Aimar Goñi (TS12) .
Three male wild cards then, with difficult draws, but also real opportunities to create a surprise at home .
A men's roster filled with potential big quarterbacks
Beyond the French, the schedule promises several big events.
In the lower part, Ale Galán / Fede Chingotto (TS2) et Coki Nieto / Mike Yanguas (TS5) are placed in the same quarter. We could therefore see them again as early as the quarter-finals the poster for the Madrid P1 final .
The other quarter of this half could oppose Franco Stupaczuk / Jon Sanz (TS4) à Martín Di Nenno / Paquito Navarro (TS6) .
In the upper part, Lebrón / Augsburger (TS3) could find Momo González / Lucas Campagnolo (TS8) As for the number 1 Agustín Tapia / Arturo Coello their theoretical quarter places them on the road to Javi Leal / Fran Guerrero (TS7) But this part is far from peaceful, especially with Íñigo Jofre / Jairo Bautista (TS15) , semi-finalists in Madrid, also present in this sector.
Bahurel / Val López with a good card to play
In the ladies, Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val López They too arrive with confidence after their semi-final at FIP Bronze Marnes .
The draw offers them a great opportunity as they will start against a pair from the qualifications .
A victory would allow them to reach the second round Claudia Jensen / Tamara Icardo (TS6) A tough challenge, but above all an opportunity to play in an important match at Roland-Garros.
Touly / Clasca against Gómez / Polo
The other French wild card, Carla Touly / Xenia Clasca Vidiella , will face Mónica Gómez Rivas / Julia Polo .
A challenging first round where the French and Spanish players will need to deliver a strong performance. If they qualify, they would face... Marina Guinart / Alejandra Alonso (TS7) .
Collombon and Godallier directly in the table
Two French women did not need a wild card. Alix Collombon , associated with Ksenia Sharifova will begin against Marta Arellano Navarro / Marina Lobo .
Collombon and Sharifova will start as favorites, but they will need to remain focused. A victory would send them towards Carolina Orsi / Patricia Llaguno (TS13) A challenging second round, but with a real possibility of reaching the round of 16.
Léa Godallier / Daiara Valenzuela will, for their part, have a particularly evenly matched first round against Marta Borrero / Teresa Navarro .
Boosted by the French public, they will try to reach the second round which could offer them a very attractive match against Alejandra Salazar / Aranzazu Osoro (TS8) An event that would inevitably have a special significance, since Salazar will be playing his latest Paris Major before his retirement at the end of the season.
Potentially very heavyweight women's quarterfinalists
The women's draw could also offer some very high-level quarter-finals.
In the upper part, Gemma Triay / Delfi Brea (TS1) could find Claudia Jensen / Tamara Icardo (TS6) , While Claudia Fernández / Martina Calvo (TS4) are located in the quarter of Marina Guinart / Alejandra Alonso (TS7) .
In the lower section, a new duel between Marta Ortega / Sofia Araújo (TS5) et Paula Josemaría / Bea González (TS2) is possible, after their confrontation in Madrid. On the other hand, Ari Sánchez / Andrea Ustero (TS3) could find Alejandra Salazar / Aranzazu Osoro (TS8) .
The stage is thus set at Roland-Garros. Between Ambitious French wild cards, opportunities to seize, and potential major upsets right from the quarter-finals. This Paris Major already promises a particularly dense field of players.
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