This is  association that will make French padel lovers salivate,  Indeed, two of the best players in the history of French padel will be teaming up on the international circuit.  Bastien Blanqué  et  Benjamin Tison  are registered in the  FIP Silver in Portimao, Portugal, from August 4 to 10. 

4 French championship finals between the two men

This association is symbolic between two emblematic players of French padel,  Bastien Blanqué  and  6 French champion titles  and  Benjamin Tison  and  57th place in the world  reached the peak of his career which made the left-hander  the highest ranked French player in history  on the international circuit.

They also argued  4 French championship finals against each other,  Bastien Blanqué takes the lead with three wins against just one for Tison.

A raised Silver FIP

It is a Silver FIP with  a huge level of skill awaits the two French people.  This comes just after the P1 of Tarragona, and some players of the  world top 50  will want to continue before taking a little rest this summer.

 Benjamin Tison  could find a former partner. Indeed,  Teo Zapata is seeded number 1  of the tournament with  Jose Antonio Diestro.  The two men had shared the track on the  personalised tour Premier Padel,  with very good results obtained.  Major of Doha , they had even pushed the  number 1 of the time, Lebron/Galan,  in the third set.

Firebrand on the circuit for fun?

The  former French number 1  assured during the  FIP Silver of Narbonne  not aiming for a full-time return to the international circuit, but when you look at the last few weeks,  It's hard not to think the opposite. He invests himself with  Maxime Forcin  on many French tournaments, but also during the  Bordeaux P2 and FIP Silver from Narbonne . He continues with  Adrien Maigret in FIP Silver in Portugal , and now he is partnering with  Bastien Blanqué for a new Silver FIP. 

Benjamin Tison confided to the microphone of Padel Magazine do FIP tournaments for fun, but also in search of a  possible place in the French team  for the next  European Championships in Cadiz  next October.

Teo Vieau

He discovered padel in 2016 in Nantes and quickly became attached to the game, even climbing to 474th place in France. Commentator on Padel Mag TV, he covers the various tournaments on the French circuit as well as international tournaments organized in France!