This Sunday, the curtain fell on the 2025 edition of the TNJ Masters, with the finals. These matches were rich in emotion and intensity, and saw some great teams win the title.

 U14 Boys: Mura / Meurant, consistency pays off 

 Victory 6/4 6/3 against Pottier / Gueguen 

After a disjointed start to the match, the debate stabilized around a slight advantage for Eliott Mura and Noé Meurant. Despite an advantageous start for Pottier and Gueguen (2-0), their opponents caught up and then took the upper hand. At 4-4, Mura / Meurant raised their level to conclude 6/4. The second set was more controlled, with a break at 3-3 then another to conclude the match 6/3. Eliott Mura particularly shone, with a largely positive ratio of unforced errors / winning points.

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 U16 Boys: Perrot / Huard de la Marre intractable 

 Victory 6/2 6/0 against Boisselier / Pasanau 

The number 1 seed left no chance for the number 2. Solid from the first exchanges, Perrot and Huard de la Marre imposed their game. A clear score (6/2 6/0).

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 U18 Boys: Guy de Chamisso / Pillon, tactical intelligence 

 Victory 7/5 6/3 against Robert / Basso 

A closely contested first set, marked by numerous breaks. As Robert and Basso came back to 5-5, they once again lost their serve. This time, Lucas Pillon and Olivier Guy de Chamisso concluded without a hitch. In the second, they broke early and then confirmed late on with a lucky break. Their strategy of not lobbing to avoid the powerful shots of Jeremy and Thomas paid off.

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 U16 Girls: Charpentier / Debroy at the top 

 1st in the group, ahead of André / Fabre 

The Charpentier/Debroy pair finished in first place thanks to their consistent performance throughout the tournament. Their consistency allowed them to edge out the strong André/Fabre pair.

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 U18 Girls: Lambert Agosti / Barla as bosses 

 Victory 6/4 6/1 against Chrétien Meal / Ruillard Tuco 

A tournament well managed by Lou Lambert Agosti and Kimy Barla. After a nice final match with a close first set (6/4), they rolled through the second set in a one-sided 2-6. Lou and Kimy no longer made any mistakes, playing just the opposite of their opponents who no longer kept up the pace imposed and made numerous unforced errors.

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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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