Le FIP Bronze Marnes II It begins with a men's qualifying draw dominated by French players. Almost all of the players entered are French, with a few foreign representatives: a Belgian pair, a Spanish pair, and especially the Israelis. Noam Cohen / Aaron Cohen (TS2) An international presence that completes a picture where four tickets for the main draw will be up for grabs.
Marie and Filho are resuming their project together.
The number 1 seed will be occupied by Jules Marie / Clément Filho .
The two Frenchmen had launched a joint project on the international circuit before Filho's injury interrupted their partnership. He has just returned to competition, and the two men can now resume their season together.
For their first match, they will face Geoffrey Tenenbaum / Axel Leduc and will start as overwhelming favorites.
But their side of the draw could well provide us with one of the biggest matches of these qualifiers. If the expected results hold true, Marie/Filho could meet in the final round. Victor Choppe / Jérôme Inzerillo (TS6) .
A duo to watch. During the first FIP Bronze tournament held in Marnes-la-Coquette this season, Choppe/Inzerillo benefited from a status of lucky losers to enter the main draw before making a nice run, including a big win against the 6th seed. Their adventure finally ended in the quarter-finals against the 3rd seed.
Un Marie / Filho vs Choppe / Inzerillo securing a place in the main table would therefore be like a poster.
Motz / Coulombeau to bounce back
In the second part of the table, Julien Motz / Alexis Coulombeau (TS4) will also be expected.
Motz remains on a P1500 from Orléans complicated , where he and Jules Marie were eliminated in the quarter-finals by Lucas Potel / Nathan Étienne, 6 / 2 6 / 1 He will therefore try to bounce back this week alongside Alexis Coulombeau.
The duo have qualified directly for the second round where they will face the winner of Morvan / Hemery vs Fagniez / Brame If they win, they could earn a place in the main draw. Alexandre Valentin / Noa Bazin (TS8) .
The Belgians will first have to overcome the winner of the French duel between Victor Cousin / Pierre-Yves Jousset et Paul Lefèvre / Kevin Guguin .
Two right-wing players reunited with Dufour / Rubio
Another interesting association: Benjamin Dufour / Raphaël Rubio (TS3) .
A special feature of this pair: Both men usually play on the right One of the two will therefore have to change their diagonal at Marnes. It remains to be seen which one.
They will enter directly into the second round against the winner of Seldjo Thomas / Arthur Chevillard salary. Titouan Abalam / Victor Gabeur .
If logic prevails, the final round could then pit them against Théo Bergamaschi / Rayan Ouabed (TS5) who are also waiting directly for the second round.
Étienne / Potel arrive full of confidence
Finally, it's hard not to watch Nathan Étienne / Lucas Potel (TS7) .
The two Frenchmen have just achieved a very big P1500 in Orléans where they had reached the semi-finals by knocking out two seeded teams consecutively.
They had first eliminated Morgan Mannarino / Norman Sanchez (TS4) in eighth grade, 6 / 3 7 / 6 before upgrading Julien Motz / Jules Marie (TS5) in quarter, 6 / 2 6 / 1 .
They therefore arrive in Marnes with a great deal of confidence.
Their first match will be against the winner of Nolan Ballay Gaudin / Clément Monot against the Spanish pair Erik Pérez Fernández / Marcos Díaz de la Lastra .
And here again, the final round could offer a very exciting match. If the favorites live up to expectations, Étienne/Potel would face the Israelis. Noam Cohen / Aaron Cohen (TS2) for a place in the main table.
Four places to join the main draw
On paper, the four theoretical matches of the final round would therefore be particularly interesting: Marie / Filho – Choppe / Inzerillo , Motz / Coulombeau – Valentin / Bazin , Dufour / Rubio – Bergamaschi / Ouabed et Cohen / Cohen – Étienne / Potel .
The The first and second rounds of qualifying will be held on Wednesday. , before the final round Thursday morning All qualifying rounds will be followed. directly on Padel MagTV .
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