This week again, some players and women  French  are present on the  FIP Tour with very different contexts depending on the tournament. Before getting down to business next week with the FIP Platinum Marseille.

 FIP Bronze Valence: a dense field, little room for error 

The side of  FIP Bronze of Valence The level is particularly high for a Bronze tournament, as evidenced by the presence of strong top seeds in both the men's and women's draws.

At the  men ,  Tristan Piombo  (684th) was initially supposed to be associated with the Belgian  Nathan Lambrechts  (510th). The pair finally  withdrew  before the start of the tournament, depriving the draw of a French representative on the men's side. A very strong draw with many players in the world's top 100.

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At the  women France, on the other hand, will be represented by  Lou Lambert Agosti  (253rd), partnered with the Spanish woman  Nura Padilla Tomasa  (326th). A duo without seeded status, entered in a tough draw which notably includes  Sharifova / Borrero ,  Las Heras / Polo  or,  Peralta / Martínez .

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 FIP Bronze Doha: making way for youth and discovery 

A different setting, a different dynamic at  FIP Bronze from Doha , where the French presence is marked by two very different profiles.

At the  men ,  Kamel Mouimen  (436nd) ​​will be associated with  Bilal Duprat  (820th). A pair that goes directly into the main draw.

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At the  women Attention will be focused on the  Bekhedda sisters ,  Feryel  et  Neila who will compete in Doha  FIP's very first tournament , just  16 years A first appearance on the international circuit, synonymous with discovering the very highest level, managing the context, and accelerated learning. The result will be secondary; the main thing is to gain experience.

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The FIP Tour is gradually launching its season and some French people are already present.

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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