Registration for the Bordeaux P2 have just been closed and the list is very extensive on the French side.
The association that stands out is that of Maxime Joris (159th) et Dylan Guichard (129th) who will share the track once again this season. Maxime Joris, used to playing on the right, will therefore move to the left side of the track to accompany the left-handed Dylan Guichard, a 100% French association to increase their chances of having a toilet in the main board?
100% French pairs favored for toilet allocation?
We saw last season at Bordeaux and Paris that 100% French pairs were often favored for the allocation of WCs, and the French players understood this well, we only find exclusively 100% blue, white, red pairs on this Bordeaux P2.
To close the case Joris / Guichard , we also add the proximity of Maxime Joris with J ean-Thomas Peyrou the tournament director who will certainly be keen to give a helping hand to a player defending the colors of Big padel ...
Blanqué / Bergeron, to reward the current form.
The second pair in view for a WC is a very in-form pair, they came out of the qualifications at the Rome Major, Bastien Blanqué (112th) et Johan Bergeron (116th) are also registered. For the moment 42nd team on the list, therefore in qualifications but they will be surely candidates for the WC table for this P2 which would reward their good form in recent weeks.

Julien Seurin (156th) et Philemon Raichman (172nd) will share the track, they have been associated many times, especially at the beginning of their international career on the FIP circuit . They are currently in the qualifiers, just like Yoan Boronad (231st) et Timéo Fonteny (208th) who form the 57th pair on this list. These two pairs can also claim an invitation to the main draw , even if Joris / Guichard et Blanqué / Bergeron seem to have a head start.
People also want to get into the qualifications!
Behind, there is still 7 pairs 100% French who will therefore have to hope to win one of the 2 toilets for qualifications .
- Arthur Hugounenq (246th) / Adrien Maigret (354e)
- Nicolas Rouanet (273th) / Pierre-Vincent (326e)
- Thomas Seux (291th) / Nathan Courrin (317e)
- Dorian DeMeyer (544th) / Simon Wagner (329e)
- Maxime Forcin (532th) / Benjamin Tison (1718e)
- Lucas Pillon (NC) / Benjamin Grue (814e)
- Cyril Gaillard (NC) / Louis Couvrecelle (NC)
The choice will be difficult, some are returning from injury as Dorian DeMeyer or, Pierre-Vincent , others hardly play the international circuit like Forcin / Tison and some may still seem too fair to compete at the level Premier Padel like the young Lucas Pillon .
Yes, Cyril Gaillard and Louis Couvercelle , the iconic pair of BIG Padel Bordeaux , are well registered from Bordeaux P2 ! We couldn't miss it... their registration is official. Will their intensive lobbying pay off in getting a toilet?
See you in a few days for the long-awaited announcement of the WC .
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!
































































































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