Le  FIP Bronze Marnes-la-Coquette II  The tournament begins this week on Wednesday at Forest Hill with draws particularly rich in French players. In both the men's and women's draws, several all-French matches are scheduled from the first round, while some French pairs will immediately face seeded opponents.

Prins / De Kroon at the top, Fonteny / Moragues at the bottom

At men's,  Julian Prins / Youp de Kroon (TS1)  occupy the top of the table. The Dutch will start against  Rafael Tornelli Contreras / Rafael Marquet In the same section, we find a first 100% French duel between  Yanis Muesser / Arthur Hugounenq  et  Romain Sichez / Adrien Maigret A big match that will obviously be broadcast live from the first round of the main draw.

A little further down,  José Rico / Juan Cruz Forastello (TS5)  will also have a tough task ahead of them from the outset against  Nathan Courrin / Sacha Huard de La Marre A very tough challenge for the French pair right from the first round.

If the seeded players hold their positions, the first theoretical quarter-final would therefore pit them against each other.  Prins / De Kroon (TS1) to Rico / Forastello (TS5) .

Joris/Blanqué facing a tough opponent

In the second quarter,  Alejandro García Calahorro / Marc Font (TS6)  will begin facing  Maxime Joris / Bastien Blanqué This will be one of the major events of the first round.

In this part of the table,  Thomas Leygue / Jesus Moya (TS3)  They will face the all-French pair, Raichman and Couacaud. After their recent final at the FIP Bronze in Madrid, they are logically among the pairs to watch this week.

The theoretical quarter would be  Leygue / Moya (TS3) – García Calahorro / Font (TS6) .

Boronad / Robert directly opposed to Dumoulin / Perrot

In the lower section, another French duel immediately catches the eye:  Nathan Perrot / Arthaud Dumoulin  will face  Yoan Boronad / Jérémy Robert (TS8) .

An interesting match between four young players who know each other well and which already leaves a French pair guaranteed to reach the round of 16.

In that same quarter,  Johan Bergeron / Julien Seurin (TS4)  will play a foreign pair, namely  Levchuk / Eiersebner .

Following the logic of the ranking, we could therefore find a  Bergeron / Seurin – Boronad / Robert  In the quarter-finals, a particularly interesting all-French match-up, especially in light of the minor controversy surrounding the Wild-Cardawards given during the Paris Major.

Fonteny / Moragues with several Belgians on their route

At the very bottom of the table,  Timéo Fonteny / Nacho Moragues (TS2)  will start against the Belgian pair  Nathan Lambrechts / Maxime De Roose .

In this part,  Diego Jesus / Antonio Luque (TS7)  will face the young Spanish pair (WC)  Hugo Estébanez Estévez / Asier Estébanez Estévez .

The theoretical quarter would place  Fonteny / Moragues (TS2) against Jesús / Luque (TS7) .

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In the women's draw, several French players will face the top seeds directly.

The female painting of  FIP Bronze Marnes-la-Coquette II  It also holds several interesting matches for the French women, with some who will have to directly face the main favorites.

At the very top,  Ana Varo Ramos / Marcella Koek (TS1)  will meet again in the eighth  Kimy Barla / Lou Lambert Agosti A very big test for the two Frenchwomen against the number 1 pair in the tournament.

In the same section,  Verise Chan / Kotomi Ozawa  will face  Natalia Molinilla Paniagua / Maria Delgado Medina (TS6) If the hierarchy is respected, the theoretical first quarter would therefore be  Varo Ramos / Koek (TS1) – Molinilla / Delgado Medina (TS6) .

Sireix / De Vocht against Marais / Wallart

Just below, we'll already have a French duel with  Camille Sireix / Tess De Vocht (TS8)  facing the French  Éloïse Marais / Marie-José Wallart .

In the other eighth of this part,  Felicitas Darbourel / Zoe Benitez Blanco  will have to face  Giulia Sussarello / Emily Stellato (TS4) .

If the seeded teams live up to expectations, we would therefore see them in the quarter-finals  Sussarello / Stellato (TS4) against Sireix / De Vocht (TS8) .

Sermant / Vierendeels face Putria / Gumulya in the first round

The third part of the bracket will offer an interesting duel right from the first round between  Noémie Sermant / Rune Vierendeels  et  Beatrice Gumulya / Novela Putria .

The winner of this match will then face  Maria Portillo Pérez / Martina Parmigiani (TS3)  in eighth grade.

To the side,  Manon Marcarie / Cassandra Senjean  will face  Flor Robinson Andrada / Juliette Sirgant , with the prize being a round of 16 match against  Eugenia Guimet / Aimée Gibson (TS5) .

The theoretical quarter would therefore be  Portillo / Parmigiani (TS3) – Guimet / Gibson (TS5) .

Dardaine / Mansart directly opposite TS2

Finally, the lower part probably holds the biggest challenge for France.

 Louise Bahurel , associated with the Spanish  Ivet Val López (TS7) will face in the round of 16  Ainhoa ​​Berecoechea / Loan Jovasevic .

But above all,  Marie-Amélie Dardaine / Clara Mansart  will face the second seed directly  Catherine Rose / Rebecca Lopez .

A big first match for the French pair, who have had several interesting results on the international circuit and will try to take down one of the main favorites of the tournament.

If logic holds true, the final quarter-final would therefore pit against each other  Rose / López (TS2) to Val López / Bahurel (TS7) .

The  theoretical women's quarters  Therefore, they are:  Varo Ramos / Koek (TS1) – Molinilla / Delgado Medina (TS6) ,  Sussarello / Stellato (TS4) – Sireix / De Vocht (TS8) ,  Portillo / Parmigiani (TS3) – Guimet / Gibson (TS5)  et  Rose / López (TS2) – Val López / Bahurel (TS7) .

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Benjamin Dupouy

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