The qualifications of the FIP Bronze Marnes delivered their verdict this Thursday morning. Four pairs secured their place directly in the main draw, while two lucky losers take advantage of the packages that have appeared in the table.
Marie/Filho defeat Choppe/Inzerillo after a hard-fought battle
This was one of the posters to watch in Q3. Jules Marie / Clément Filho (TS1) had to fight three sets to overcome Victor Choppe / Jérôme Inzerillo (TS6) : 7/6 3/6 6/3 .
After winning a tight first set, Marie and Filho saw their opponents level the match at one set apiece before regaining the lead in the third. The top seed in qualifying thus lives up to expectations and advances to the main draw.
Disappointment on the other hand for Choppe / Inzerillo . During the first edition of the FIP Bronze Marnes, they had benefited from a lucky loser place. No second chance this time. , since the two available places go to other pairs.
Thomas/Chevillard, another big coup
The beautiful story of these qualifications is signed Setodji Thomas / Arthur Chevillard Having already caused an upset in the previous round against Benjamin Dufour / Raphaël Rubio (TS3) They did it again in Q3.
Opposed to Thomas Mitjana / Thibault De Galbert Having defeated the 5th seed in the previous round, Thomas and Chevillard prevailed. 6/1 3/6 6/1 .
Another great performance for a pair who started far down the qualifying rankings. Thomas/Chevillard have therefore secured another victory against players from the French top 100. and earn a well-deserved place in the main table.
Potel/Etienne wins in a nail-biting finish, Motz/Coulombeau solid
In the other major fight of the morning, Lucas Potel / Natan Etienne (TS7) defeated the second-seeded Israeli team Aaron Cohen / Noam Cohen , 6/4 4/6 6/4 .
Finally Alexis Coulombeau / Julien Motz (TS4) held their own perfectly against Paul Lefevre / Kevin Guguin , with a victory 6 / 4 6 / 2 .
The four pairs that qualified directly are therefore Marie / Filho, Thomas / Chevillard, Potel / Etienne and Coulombeau / Motz The official table confirms their inclusion in the first round.
Two lucky losers were given a second chance.
With the packages of Thomas Leygue / Jesús Moya et Maxime Joris / Bastien Blanqué Two additional places have become available.
They return to Thomas Mitjana / Thibault De Galbert and to the Israelis Aaron Cohen / Noam Cohen Having been defeated in Q3, the two pairs will therefore finally have another opportunity in the main draw.
The first-round fixtures for qualifiers and lucky losers
The draw now presents them with several interesting matches:
- Jules Marie / Clément Filho vs Marcel Font / Alejandro García Calahorro (TS6)
- Setodji Thomas / Arthur Chevillard vs Johan Peloux Marchini / Bernard Quentin (WC)
- Alexis Coulombeau / Julien Motz vs Bilal Duprat / Hamza Berrahou
- Lucas Potel / Natan Etienne vs Ludovic Hutzemakers / Arthur Vanopbroeke
- Thomas Mitjana / Thibault De Galbert (LL) vs Philémon Raichman / Enzo Couacaud
- Aaron Cohen / Noam Cohen (LL) vs Guillaume Ledrap / Pierre Perez Le Tiec
Posters confirmed by the updated table, where Marie / Filho, Thomas / Chevillard, Coulombeau / Motz and Potel / Etienne appear as qualified, while Cohen / Cohen and Mitjana / De Galbert are well integrated as lucky losers.
Now place for round of XNUMX with a strong French presence and several qualifiers who could still take advantage of their momentum to go for an extra round.
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