Thanks to a wild card, Thomas Leygue and Clément Geens are directly entered into the main draw of Brussels P2.  And for their first round, fate has reserved a big challenge for them: to face  Tolito Aguirre and Gonzalo Alfonso , two of the most creative and unpredictable players on the tour, recently arrived on the tour Premier Padel.

An explosive duel that revives a previous clash for  Leygue , since the Frenchman had already crossed swords with this same pair during the  final round of Miami P1 qualifying Accompanied by Guillermo Collado, Leygue then lost with a score of 6/4 7/5.

Miami P1 – Leygue and Collado stopped in qualifying by Aguirre and Alfonso

A complicated draw, but hope fueled by Doha

This time,  Leygue will be able to count on the experience and support of Clément Geens , who will be playing at home. The Belgian, well known to the Brussels public, should benefit from significant support for this entry into the competition. The two men remain on a good dynamic after their  Round of 16 at the Qatar Major .

Opposite,  The “Magicos” emerge from a premature defeat in Doha , eliminated in the first round by the Deus brothers. A result which contrasts with their very good start to the season, marked in particular by two consecutive finals on the circuit Premier Padel.

A revenge to take

This duel will therefore have a scent of revenge for Thomas Leygue,  determined to do better than in their previous confrontation in Miami , where opportunities were not lacking but were not capitalized on. On center court, and in an atmosphere that promises to be favorable to the Franco-Belgian duo, the hope of a feat cannot be ruled out.

The match is scheduled  in the last rotation at 17 p.m. on center court , a great exhibition for two players who will be keen to shake up the hierarchy.

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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 !

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