The new  FIP ranking  fell, with several moves on the French side. In the men's match,  Dylan Guichard  retains his position as the number 1 Frenchman, while  Timeo Fonteny  has entered the world's top 150. In the women's category,  Carla Toully  et  Steffi Merah  take advantage of their good results on the FIP Tour to climb.

Guichard still French number 1

At men's,  Dylan Guichard  remains the top-ranked Frenchman in the world. Thanks to his  round of 32 at Bordeaux P2 , obtained via a wild card, he gains a place and now sits at  96th world rank  with  699 points An important result, since he leaves Bordeaux with  22 FIP points .

Behind,  Timeo Fonteny  This marks one of the week's best performances. The young Frenchman wins  6 seats  and enters for the first time the  world top 150 ,  146th place . By  Yoan Boronad He too had participated in the round of 32 of the  Bordeaux P2 which allows him to add 22 points to his total.

A very good operation as well for  Julien Seurin who wins  5 seats  and becomes the  third Frenchman  in the FIP rankings. His second qualifying round at  Bordeaux P2  allows him to climb to  167th world rank .

Blanqué and Joris retreat

In the other direction,  Johan Bergeron  perd  3 seats  despite his second qualifying round in Bordeaux with Julien Seurin. He drops back to  170th world rank , penalized by the loss of points last season.

 Yoan Boronad He, for his part, gains a place after his round of 16 in Bordeaux with Fonteny and finds himself  179th in the world .  Thomas Leygue  drops slightly, having lost a place, and now sits at  184th rank .

The biggest decline of the week concerns  Bastien Blanqué The Frenchman loses  15 seats  and goes down to  198th world rank Eliminated in the first round of qualifying.  Bordeaux P2  with  Maxime Joris He was unable to compensate for the points he was defending.

Same observation for  Maxime Joris who loses  9 seats  and finds himself  228th in the world .  Manuel Vives  drops one place in  221th rank , While  Jeremy Robert  gains two positions and moves up to the  225th place .  Arthur Hugounenq  he remains  236th in the world .

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Touly and Merah are on the rise among the women

In the ladies,  Alix Collombon  remains by far the number 1 French, still  37th in the world  with  1650 points . Behind,  Léa Godallier  loses a place and finds himself  56th in the world .

The impressive progress comes from  Carla Toully who wins  3 seats  thanks to his semi-final at  FIP Silver Belfast She goes up to  81th world rank  with  638 points confirming its positive momentum on the international circuit.

 Louise Bahurel  remains stable at the  111th place , While  Camille Sireix  wins  3 seats  after his quarter-final at  FIP Bronze Chieti She climbs to  135th world rank .

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Merah rewarded after her final in Baku

Another great operation:  Steffi Merah Finalist of  FIP Bronze Baku The Frenchwoman wins  3 seats  and has now reached the  148th place in the world A logical progression after a very solid tournament, concluded with  22 FIP points .

 Melissa Martin  wins a place and moves up to  141th rank , While  Manon Marcarie  et  Marie-Amelie Dardaine  both drop one place, respectively  172e  et  173rd in the world .

 Kimy Barla  remains stable at the  186th place , and  Laura Buteau  gains a place after his quarter-final at  FIP Bronze Chieti to find themselves  188th in the world .

A mixed week for the French, then, with some nice gains linked to the results of Bordeaux, Belfast, Chieti and Baku, but also some significant declines for those who had points to defend.

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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