New  FIP rankings  have fallen and several French players have made very good progress this week, notably thanks to the performances recorded on the  FIP Bronze Marnes  and the various international tournaments over the weekend.

Among the great French successes, three young talents stand out in particular:  Jeremy Robert ,  Lou Lambert Agosti  et  Kimy Barla .

 Jérémy Robert explodes in the world rankings 

Thanks to his huge victory at  FIP Bronze Marnes  alongside Olivier Guy de Chamisso ,  Jeremy Robert  achieves the biggest French improvement of the week among men.

The young Frenchman wins  57 seats  in the world rankings and now finds itself  237th in the world .

A huge progression that also allows him to become the  11th French  in the FIP ranking.

At just 18 years old, Robert confirms his immense potential after an exceptional tournament in the Paris region:

  • victory against the 8th seed,
  • then against the 11th seed,
  • Huge comeback against the 4th seed in the semi-final,
  • before a demonstration in the final against Zurita / Rivas.

 Arthur Hugounenq and Thomas Vanbauce are also progressing 

Behind Jérémy Robert, several Frenchmen are also benefiting from their good results at the  FIP Bronze Marnes .

Author of a superb semi-final with  Maxime Forcin ,  Arthur Hugounenq  wins  15 seats  and climbs to  242th world rank .

Same positive progress for  Thomas Vanbauce , quarter-finalist in Marnes, who wins  10 seats  and he too joined the  242th place in the world .

 Dylan Guichard remains French number 1 

At the top of the French ranking,  Dylan Guichard  retains its status as the number 1 French player and remains  101th in the world .

Behind him:

  •  Bastien Blanqué  wins a place and becomes  163th in the world ,
  •  Johan Bergeron  drops four places and finds itself  164e ,
  •  Timeo Fonteny  loses a place and passes  170th in the world ,
  •  Thomas Leygue  he too steps back slightly and becomes  175th in the world ,
  •  Julien Seurin  remains stable at the  180th place in the world .

Also note:

  •  Yoan Boronad  : 197th in the world (-1),
  •  Maxime Joris  : 219th in the world (-3),
  •  Nicolas Rouanet  : 223rd in the world (+2),
  •  Manuel Vives  : 227th in the world (+4).

 Kimy Barla enters the world's Top 200 at just 19 years old 

In the women's category, the major French progress is marked by  Kimi Barla .

Thanks to his very impressive career at  FIP Bronze Marnes where she reached the round of 16, the young Frenchwoman wins  11 seats  and makes its entry into the  Top 200 worldwide .

Only at  19 years it now becomes  194th in the world .

A superb progression that confirms the very promising signs surrounding the Frenchwoman.

 Lou Lambert Agosti also enters the Top 200 

Another very impressive improvement on the women's side: that of  Lou Lambert Agosti .

Thanks to his very impressive quarter-final at  FIP Bronze Marnes The young French woman wins  12 seats  in the world rankings and also includes the  Top 200 worldwide , placing her 196th in the world.

At just 18 years old, she continues her impressive rise to prominence on the international circuit.

 Collombon still number 1 in France 

At the top of the French women's rankings,  Alix Collombon  remains firmly established as the French number 1 in the  35th place in the world .

Behind her:

  •  Léa Godallier  gains a place after his title at the FIP Bronze Marnes and becomes  56th in the world ,
  •  Carla Toully , finalist of the FIP Silver London, also gains a place and becomes  81th in the world ,
  •  Louise Bahurel  remains  121th in the world ,
  •  Camille Sireix  climbing  135th world rank  (+ 2),
  •  Melissa Martin  pass  144th in the world  (+ 2),
  •  Steffi Merah  steps back slightly and becomes  151th in the world ,
  •  Marie-Amelie Dardaine  gains four places and becomes  174th in the world ,
  •  Manon Marcarie  moves back one place and passes  175th in the world ,
  •  Laura Buteau  earns a place after his good tournament in Oeiras and becomes  184th in the world ,
  •  Lucile Pothier  climb to the  195th place in the world ,
  •  Charlotte Soubrié  gains three places and becomes  207th in the world .

 A new French generation that is pushing hard 

These new rankings primarily confirm the rise to power of the young French generation.

Between :

  •  Jeremy Robert ,
  •  Olivier Guy de Chamisso ,
  •  Kimy Barla ,
  •  Lou Lambert Agosti ,
  • or,  Arthur Hugounenq ,

French padel is seeing several young players, both men and women, rapidly accelerate their progress on the FIP 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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