They were the favorites, they confirmed their status… but they gave themselves a real scare. Jeremy Robert et Olivier Guy de Chamisso won the title U18 du FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports after a completely crazy final against the Spanish Julen Bolumar Orti / Ivan Ranera Pedrero A victory achieved at super tie-break , despite having had the match in hand for a long time.
Domination for more than one set
The French quickly showed why they were considered favorites.
Playing in the day's conditions, Robert and Guy de Chamisso dictated the pace of the rallies. The Spaniards struggled to find the right length for their lobs and made numerous unforced errors, while the French imposed their rhythm.
The first set logically fell into their hands ( 6/3 ).
The scenario then seemed to repeat itself in the second set. Robert and Guy de Chamisso played their padel game, broke their opponents' serve twice and took the lead 5/1 , with two match points at stake.
The title was within their grasp.
The match completely turns around
But when it came time to conclude, everything fell apart.
The French may have started to see themselves as winners already. The intensity dropped, mistakes multiplied, and at the same time, the Spanish regained all their confidence.
Their lob quality improved significantly with parallel lobs, they took more initiative and gradually got back into the game.
Despite their two breaks of advantage, Robert and Guy de Chamisso saw their opponents catch up.
À 6/5 they still obtain two new match points , without being able to convert them.
The Spanish team snatched the tie-break, then won it to push the final to super tie-break .
This time, the French are no longer trembling.
After letting slip a second set that they controlled from start to finish, many could have collapsed.
The French did exactly the opposite.
In the super tie-break, they regained their aggression, managed the important points better and showed real mental strength to regain control of the final.
A reaction that allowed them to clinch the title after a nail-biting finish.
The U18 bosses
This victory confirms what many already suspected.
After their excellent results on the FIP Tour adults , and in particular their title at FIP Bronze Marnes , Jeremy Robert et Olivier Guy de Chamisso establish themselves as the benchmarks of the category U18 .
For Olivier Guy de Chamisso This victory also has a special flavor. Already the winner of the FIP Promises Paris last season with Lucas Pillon he retains his title, this time alongside Jeremy Robert .
They would undoubtedly have liked to wrap up the final more quickly, a final they largely dominated for almost a set and a half. But by knowing how to bounce back after seeing their lead evaporate, the two Frenchmen also demonstrated a quality essential at the highest level: knowing how to win even when everything seems to be slipping away.
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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