Le P1000 of Padel Ground Lescar, contested this weekend in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques, lived up to all its promises with a raised tray, an almost respected hierarchy and a final victory for the second seed of the tournament: Damien Lozano and Louis Jover.

For their first association in competition, both players were able to show solid performance throughout the weekend, particularly in the final where they dominated the number 1 seed Benoît Theard and Thibaut Pech (2nd seed) at the end of a contested match: 7 / 6 6 / 3.

An expected victory for Lozano

This victory is of particular importance for Damien Lozano, which was playing almost at home, a few kilometers from Pau (FR)After several months without a title, he returned to success in a tournament where the favorites held their own.

The top four seeds all advanced to the semi-finals, confirming the high level of this edition. But in key moments, it is Lozano and Jover who were able to make the difference, winning a benchmark title and proving their potential as a duo.

Damien Lozano and Louis Jover win in Lescar for their first association
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Damien Lozano and Louis Jover win in Lescar for their first association
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Damien Lozano and Louis Jover win in Lescar for their first association
Credit Padel Grounds
Damien Lozano and Louis Jover win in Lescar for their first association
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A smooth journey

Their progression up the table was controlled from start to finish. Here is their complete course towards victory:

  • 1 / 8 de finale : victory 6/4 6/2 against Fabas / Insausti (ranked 97th and 151st French)
  • 1 / 4 de finale : victory 6/1 6/2 against Landrieu / Pinon (178th and 185th French)
  • 1 / 2 finale : victory 7/5 6/2 against Cifuentes / Taste (203th and 1106th French)
  • Final : victory 7/6 7/5 against Theard / Pech (18th and 26th French)
P1000 Padel Ground Lescar – Lozano returns to winning ways alongside Jover

For a first collaboration, the signals are very positive. Louis Jover and Damien Lozano have quickly found their marks for beat an experienced pair like that formed by Théard and Pech.

This performance could mark the start of a new dynamic for Lozano, but also open new perspectives for Jover, in an increasingly competitive French circuit.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.

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