Tables from  FIP Bronze Marnes  have just been revealed and one thing is already certain: the spectacle will be there from the first rounds with several big matches and many well-placed French pairs.

In both the men's and women's competitions, several very open lineups are already emerging, with all-French confrontations and particularly challenging early rounds.

 Leygue/Fernandez vs. Vanbauce/Pillon: a huge opening clash 

The men's draw already promises to be very tough from the first round.

The match that immediately attracts attention will pit:

  •  Thomas Leygue / Antonio Fernandez  (TS2)
  • à  Thomas Vanbauce / Lucas Pillon 

On paper, Leygue and Fernandez will be the favorites, but watch out for the Bordeaux duo of Big Padel, in very good shape these past few weeks.

 Perrot/Huard versus Jules Marie/Deloyer 

Another highly anticipated poster:

  •  Nathan Perrot / Sacha Huard de la Marre 
  • salary.  Jules Marie / Maxime Deloyer 

A very open match on paper.

 Courrin / Two against Robert / Guy de Chamisso 

Another major French duel with:

  •  Thomas Seux / Nathan Courrin 
  • face  Jeremy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso 

A lineup that promises a great deal right from this first round.

 Several Frenchmen in good positions 

Behind these major upsets, several French players have been handed interesting draws:

  •  Yoan Boronad / Bastien Blanqué (TS5)  will face a pair from the qualifiers
  •  Philemon Raichman / Yanis Muesser  will play  Rafael Marquet / Thomas Panken 
  •  Tristan Piombo / Jean-Baptiste Taffaneli  will challenge the Swiss  Kilian Jordan / Valentin Wenger 
  •  Louis Jover / Lucas Potel  will be facing the Dutch  Roman Wink / Merlijn De Krom 
  •  Adrien Maigret / Benjamin Tison  will meet the Spanish  Sergio Nieto Simon / Arnau Candelo Casas 
  •  Julien Motz / Guillaume Ledrap  will have a tough first round against TS8  Ferran Gonzalez Zamorano / Jairo Guerrero Escarcena 
  •  Romain Sichez / Theo Suzanna  will play  Kamel Mouimen / Bouaouda Anass 
  •  Johan Peloux Marchini / Pierre Perez Le Tiec  will face  Hamza Berrahou / Bilal Duprat 

Finally, a major challenge for:

  •  Arthur Hugounenq / Maxime Forcin 
    who will fall directly against the 7th seed:
  •  Eneko Arija / Adrian Rodriguez-Manzaneque 

 Potential quarter-finalists already facing very tough competition 

The potential quarter-finals also promise some very tough competition:

  •  Del Castillo / Vilariño  (TS1) vs.  Gonzalez / Guerrero  (TS8)
  •  Boronad / Blanqué  (TS5) vs.  Zamora Perez / Garcia Calahorro  (TS4)
  •  Rivas Garcia / Zurita  (TS3) vs.  Caiano / Guimet Bigas  (TS6)
  •  Leygue / Fernandez  (TS2) vs.  Arija / Rodriguez-Manzaneque  (TS7)

The men's field looks extremely competitive.

FIP-BRONZE-MARNES_-DRAW-MDDownload

 Big matches also in the women's category 

The women's draw also features several interesting posters with many French players well placed.

Two French pairs will have to go through a first round:

  •  Juliette Sirgant / Elena Levenez  against the Spanish  Eva Vazquez Gracia / Carla Hernandez 
    with a potential eighth-place match against TS4:  Daiara Valenzuela / Maria Laura Ferreyra .

The same situation applies to:

  •  Clara Mansart / Marie-Amélie Dardaine  who will play:  Aina Etxebarria / Arlet Etxebarria Sanahuja 
    before a possible eighth-final match against TS3:  Aida Martinez / Camila Fassio Goyeneche .

 All-French matches from the round of 16 onwards 

Several French women have qualified directly for the round of 16, with some big matches already coming up:

  •  Léa Godallier / Lucia Peralta Exposito (TS2)  face  Kimy Barla / Fiona Ligi 
  •  Lou Lambert Agosti / Charlotte Soubrié  salary.  Marianne Vandaele / Camille Sireix 
  •  Melissa Martin / Fitia Robinson  will find the TS7  Repcikova / Fernandez Lopez 
  •  Cassandra Senjean / Manon Marcarie  will face a huge challenge against TS1:  Giorgia Marchetti / Marta Borrero 
FIP-BRONZE-MARNES_-DRAW-WDDownload

 Very French qualifications 

Finally, the men's qualifications will also be very French with several players well known on the national circuit.

The objective will be clear: to join the main table to continue to further strengthen this very large FIP Bronze Marnes.

FIP-BRONZE-MARNES_-DRAW-MQDownload
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 !

On the same subject

Tags