The new  FIP ranking  fell, with several moves on the French side. In the men's match,  Dylan Guichard  confirms his status as the number 1 Frenchman and reaches his  career best ranking . For the ladies,  Steffi Merah  achieved the biggest gain of the week.

Guichard in the top 100, Boronad is gaining ground

At the top of the French men's rankings,  Dylan Guichard  remains a solid number 1. Thanks to its very beautiful  semi-final at FIP ​​Gold in Abidjan The Frenchman gains two places and climbs to the  97th place in the world , with  700 points He also signs his  career best ranking .

Behind him,  Timeo Fonteny  loses a small place, but retains its status  French number 2 ,  152th place in the world  with  380 points .

 Johan Bergeron  et  Julien Seurin  maintain their position in the rankings. Not present at the FIP Tour this week, they were, however, involved in the qualifying rounds of the  Bordeaux P2 Bergeron remains  167th in the world  with  345 points , while Seurin points to the  172th place  with  333 points .

The good deal also comes from  Yoan Boronad , who gains a place and reaches the  180th place in the world  with  293 points He thus becomes the  French number 5 , passing in front  Thomas Leygue , who drops down one place and finds himself  182th in the world  with  290 points .

Behind,  Bastien Blanqué  maintains itself at the  183th place in the world  with  287 points , as  Maxime Joris , always  219e  with  212 points , and  Manuel Vives ,  220e  with  210 points .

 Jeremy Robert  loses a place and finds himself  227th in the world  with  195 points , and Arthur Hugounenq  He makes a good move by gaining two places. He moves up to the  236th place in the world  with  181 points  and continues its progress.

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Collombon still in charge, Merah pulls off the big deal

In the ladies,  Alix Collombon  She remains the boss of French padel. She maintains her position at the  37th place in the world  with  1656 points .

Behind,  Léa Godallier  loses a small place and now sits at  56th world rank  with  1130 points .  Carla Toully She, however, gains a place and climbs to the  84th place in the world  with  628 points .

 Louise Bahurel  maintains itself at the  111th place in the world  with  404 points , While  Camille Sireix Having been less present on the FIP Tour in recent weeks, she drops three places and finds herself  138th in the world  with  274 points .

The week's impressive progress is thanks to  Melissa Martin , who gains three places and moves up to the  142th place in the world  with  259 points .

But the big win goes to  Steffi Merah Thanks to his impressive career at  FIP Gold of Abidjan where she reached the quarter-finals, the Frenchwoman wins  seven seats  and finds himself  151th in the world  with  230 points .

 Manon Marcarie  also moves up one place and is now at  171th world rank  with  186 points .

However,  Marie-Amelie Dardaine  drops two places and finds itself  172th in the world  with  185 points , as  Kimy Barla , which loses two places and now sits at the  186th place  with  158 points .  Laura Buteau  drops three places and finds itself  189th in the world  with  153 points .

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Different dynamics before the sequel

This new ranking confirms several trends.  Dylan Guichard  continues to establish its status as the leading French men's athlete, while  Yoan Boronad  continues its rise to power and enters the top 5 in France.

In the ladies,  Alix Collombon  remains far ahead, but the progress of  Melissa Martin  and especially  Steffi Merah  show that several French women continue to progress on the international circuit.

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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