The Betclic Bordeaux main tables Premier Padel P2 The draws are now known, and the competition promises to be very high-level. As in Valladolid, the world's best players will be there, with very competitive sections and several potential matches as early as the round of 16 and quarterfinals.
On the French side, several wildcards will also be worth watching, with the first rounds far from easy.
Tapia / Coello in the part of Lebrón / Augsburger
At men's, Agustín Tapia / Arturo Coello are found in the same part of the table as Juan Lebrón / Leo Augsburger , like this week in Valladolid.
The world number ones will receive a bye in the first round. They could face each other as early as the round of 1. Collado / Hernandez before a potential quarter-final against Momo González / Lucas Campagnolo .
In this same half of the table, Lebrón / Augsburger will also have a bye to start. A quarter-final against Paquito Navarro / Martin Di Nenno could emerge, provided that both pairs maintain their position.
Galán / Chingotto with Yanguas / Stupaczuk
In the other part of the table, Ale Galán / Fede Chingotto find themselves in the same half as Mike Yanguas / Franco Stupaczuk .
For Galán/Chingotto, a potential quarter-final could pit them against Coki Nieto / Jon Sanz , in a poster that is always very interesting.
On their side, Yanguas / Stupaczuk could have an explosive quarter-final against Javi Leal / Fran Guerrero , the pair who actually brought them down this week at Valladolid P2. But before that, Leal/Guerrero might have to get past Juan Tello / Maxi Arce In the round of 16, a real tough opponent.
Boronad / Fonteny and Guichard / Geens invited to the table
Two French wildcards will be present in the men's draw.
Young people Yoan Boronad / Timéo Fonteny will have a very difficult first round against Tino Libaak / Alex Chozas A tough match-up, but also a great opportunity to test ourselves against a very dangerous pair on the circuit.
The other wildcard was awarded to Dylan Guichard / Clement Geens The Frenchman and the Belgian will face off Jairo Bautista / Íñigo Jofre , a pair they already know. They had recently faced them in the round of 16 of the FIP Platinum Paredes , with a defeat 6 / 0 7 / 6 Bordeaux will therefore offer an opportunity for revenge.

Among the ladies, Triay / Brea in the part of Sánchez / Ustero
For the women, the lineup also promises some very attractive matches. Gemma Triay / Delfi Brea find themselves in the same half as Ari Sánchez / Andrea Ustero , an opposition that could be reminiscent of recent weeks, where Sánchez / Ustero managed to upset the world's number 1s.
Triay/Brea will have a bye in the first round and could meet again in the quarter-finals Marina Guinart / Veronica Virseda .
On their side, Sánchez / Ustero could cross paths in the quarter-finals Alejandra Salazar / Alejandra Alonso , if both pairs make it through the first rounds.
Josemaría / González with Fernández / Araújo
In the other half of the table, Paula Josemaría / Bea González find themselves in the same section as Claudia Fernández / Sofia Araújo .
For Fernández/Araújo, a potential quarter-final could pit them against Tamara Icardo / Claudia Jensen .
For their part, Josemaría/González could find Marta Ortega / Alejandra Alonso De Villa Calvo in the quarter-finals, in a very tough section of the draw.
Godallier / Valenzuela and Collombon / Sharifova to follow
French side, Léa Godallier will be present thanks to a wildcard with Argentina Daiara Valenzuela Their first round will be very difficult against the Spanish pair. Bea Caldera / Carmen Goenaga .
In the event of a major upset, they could face the world number ones as early as the next round. Triay / Brea .
Alix Collombon , directly qualified in the main draw along with the Russian Ksenia Sharifova will also have an interesting first round against Lucía Sainz / Jana Montes A challenging lineup, with the added bonus of a special duel for Collombon, facing her former partner Montes.

With very competitive draws, several French players involved, and potential upsets from the early rounds, the Bordeaux Premier Padel P2 It is shaping up to be one of the major events of the season.
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