Le FIP Promises Paris by WME reaches a new milestone. Just a few days after hosting the best players in the world at the Bordeaux P2 Premier Padel , one of the central courts of the Gironde tournament will be reinstalled in the Paris region to welcome young talents of world padel.
Expected from 16 at 19 July 2026 at the club Lésigny The FIP Promises Paris is already establishing itself as the major event on the international youth calendar. More than 350 players Attendees from many countries are expected for this second edition, which aims to raise the bar even higher for the event.
A track used by the world's elite
Before reaching Lésigny, this track will host the meetings of the Bordeaux P2 Premier Padel , organized from 29 June at 5 July 2026 The biggest stars of the sport will compete on this infrastructure designed for top-level competitions.
A few days later, young international padel hopefuls will have the opportunity to play on the same court, in conditions usually reserved for professional circuits.
This central track, provided by 100 % Padel will allow the Paris tournament to offer a spectacular setting, worthy of the biggest events on the world calendar.
The FIP Promises Paris is changing its dimension
Following the success of its first edition, the tournament continues to grow in stature. The organizers' stated objective is clear: to offer young players an experience comparable to that of professionals.
With an ever-increasing international field, a strengthened organization and now a central track from a tournament Premier Padel, FIP Promises Paris confirms its desire to become an essential reference for youth padel.
"Supporting the best young talent"
President of 100 % Padel Jérémy Scatena explains the reasons for this commitment:
“Today, the FIP Promises Paris has become a benchmark among youth tournaments. In a short time, this event has gained significant prominence on the international scene. It was therefore natural to partner with the very best in padel. Young players will be able to compete on an exceptional court that the world’s best players will have graced just a few days earlier during the Bordeaux P2.”
A powerful symbol for a competition that intends to continue growing and to offer future generations of padel players playing conditions rarely seen on the junior circuit.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.


























































































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