The final lists of FIP Silver Bandol have just been announced and the French tournament, scheduled for June 1 to 7 promises a particularly interesting picture, for both men and women.
Between new French associations, young talents and a relatively open draw, several French players will clearly have a good chance.
In the men's competition: an open field despite a clear favorite
The number 1 seed will be the Spaniard Francisco Cabeza Teres and Paraguayan Mariano Gonzalez San Martin , the only pair in the draw to feature two players from the world's Top 100.
Behind, the picture appears more open.
The second seed will be made up of Spaniards. Pablo Sanchez Vicente et Adrian Naranjo Martinez .
The third seed will be Guillermo Fernandez Sanchez et Alejandro Merino Nieto .
Finally, the fourth seed will consist of Jaume Romera Barcelo and Argentinian Ignacio Archieri .
Even though there will be no French pairs in the top eight seeds, several French associations seem capable of achieving a great run in a relatively homogeneous draw.
Many new French associations
Among the new pairs expected are:
- Maxime Joris / Jérémy Robert (TS9)
- Thomas Vanbauce / Philemon Raichman (TS10)
- Arthur Hugounenq / Yanis Muesser (TS11)
- Manuel Vives / Olivier Guy de Chamisso (TS13)
- Lucas Pillon / Benjamin Tison (TS14)
Several of these associations are directly linked to the recent changes in partners observed on the French circuit in recent weeks.
The duo Vanbauce / Raichman will be particularly observed after the split between Raichman and Muesser.
Same thing for Joris / Robert , a very nice association on paper between a player already established on the FIP circuit and one of the most promising young French players of the moment.
The association between Benjamin Tison and the young Lucas Pillon also attracts a lot of attention after the very high level displayed by Tison at the FIP Bronze Marnes.
We will also find:
- Thomas Seux / Nathan Courrin (a pair in good form to watch closely)
- Romain Sichez / Nathan Lambrechts
- Julien Biron / Tristan Piombo
- Kamel Mouimen / Bilal Duprat
- Lucas Potel / Thomas Basso
Qualifications :
- Pierre Perez Le Tiec / Guillaume Ledrap
- Theo Suzanna / Rémy Gourre
- Lucas Filippini / Mathis Maître
- Sacha Huard de la Marre / Nathan Perrot
- Louis Jover / Alexandre Toppin
- Raphaël Rubio / Hugo Cazaban
- Nicolas Escavabaja / Tom Taieb
- Romain Vial / Benjamin Tullou
In the women's race: several Frenchwomen well placed
The women's draw will also include several ambitious French players.
The top seed will be the Spanish team. Maria Eulalia Rodriguez Abajo et Noa Canovas Paredes .
The third seed will be Araceli Martinez et Laura Lujan Rodriguez , a new Spanish pair much anticipated on the circuit.
The third seed will partner with the Italian Lorena Vano and the Spanish Xenia Clasca Vidiella .
Finally, the fourth seed will consist of Maria Teresa Moriñigo Gomez et Lucia Micaela Fernandez Lopez .
French women to watch
Several French pairs will be competing in this women's draw:
- Louise Bahurel / Valeria Atencia Basilio (TS6)
- Lisa Rachel Phillips / Fiona Ligi (TS7)
- Manon Marcarie / Cassandra Senjean (TS8)
- Marie-Amélie Dardaine / Clara Mansart (TS10)
- Kimy Barla / Marie Maligo (TS11)
- Lou Lambert Agosti / Laura Sola Grau
- Fitia Robinson / Nada Majdoubi
- Juliette Sirgant / Roberta Liberti
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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