The qualifications of the  Buenos Aires P1  begin this weekend in Argentina with several French players involved and a first round that already promises a huge French spectacle.

On the other side of the world, the French team will quickly have to face off to try and reach the final stage of the tournament. Premier Padel Argentine.

 Blanqué/Boronad vs Bergeron/Fonteny: a reunion between former partners 

The big French clash of this first round will be between:

  •  Yoan Boronad / Bastien Blanqué 
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  •  Johan Bergeron / Timéo Fonteny 

This is bound to be a special encounter since the four players have already shared the track in the past.

Last season,  Bastien Blanqué  evolved with  Johan Bergeron , While  Yoan Boronad  he too had been associated with  Timeo Fonteny .

We will ultimately have to wait for the first round of qualifying. Premier Padel in Buenos Aires, on the other side of the world, to see these former pairs face off for the first time.

A match that is bound to be emotionally special, but where it will be necessary to quickly put aside emotions in order to secure qualification for the second round.

The meeting is scheduled for  9am local time  on the  short 4 .

 Thomas Leygue faces an Argentinian challenge 

Another French activist:  Thomas Leygue , associated with Spanish  Diego Dorta Diaz .

And the draw isn't the best.

For their opening match, they will face the Argentinians:
 Franco Dal Bianco / Facundo Rodrigo Luis Lopez .

A tough first round against a dangerous local pair.

The match is scheduled for  fourth rotation of 9 p.m.  (local time) on the  short 3 .

 Guichard/Cassetta want to confirm their status 

Finally  Dylan Guichard  and the Italian  Frame Cassetta  will arrive with real ambitions in these qualifiers.

Seeded 5th, the Franco-Italian pair will start against the Argentinians:
 Axel Guevara / Pablo Molina .

A match that is generally within their grasp on paper, although they will need to remain very vigilant against home players who are always dangerous at home.

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 !