Next week, the  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports  will have a real air of importance for the next generation of French talent. And in  U18 boys One pair will inevitably attract attention:  Jeremy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso .

The two French players will be among the favorites in the category. Seeded third, they arrive with impressive credentials, both on the junior circuit and the senior international circuit. They are among the top-ranked pairs in the U18 draw, behind two formidable Spanish partnerships.

Two players brimming with confidence

 Jeremy Robert  et  Olivier Guy de Chamisso  are two of the most in-form young French players at the moment. Together, they have already made their mark on the season by winning the  FIP Bronze Marnes  Last May, a strong title on the senior circuit.

Robert also has two consecutive quarter-final appearances in  FIP Silver This proves that he continues to improve against more experienced players. For his part, Guy de Chamisso also came off a very good quarter-final performance in the...  FIP Silver Narbonne , next to  Manuel Vives .

In Lésigny, they will therefore arrive with confidence, but also with a real status to assume.

Guy de Chamisso puts his title on the line

 Olivier Guy de Chamisso  He already knows this tournament well. He won the first edition of the  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports  next to  Lucas Pillon After a very close final, the game concluded  11/9 in the super tie-break .

This time, he will defend his title with  Jeremy Robert A new project, but already a real success this season. The two Frenchmen notably won the  FIP Promises Lyon  in April, by beating in the final  Johan Peloux Marchini / Quentin Bernard , another French pair present in Paris.

A very real competition

On paper, it's  Robert / Guy de Chamisso  will have strong arguments. They are the two highest-ranked French players internationally in this category, with  Jérémy Robert, ranked 225th in the world  et  Olivier Guy de Chamisso, ranked 266th in the world .

But the draw won't be easy. Ahead of them, two Spanish pairs will be ones to watch closely. They may have less experience on the main FIP circuit, but in the junior categories, the Spanish remain a very dangerous force.

French side,  Quentin Bernard / Johan Peloux Marchini  will also be worth following. They had already caused Robert/Guy de Chamisso a great deal of trouble in Lyon.  Loris Morvan , recently titled in  FIP Promises will also be a player to watch, as will  Victor Caby / Louis Cacheux capable of posing problems in this type of table.

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A real objective in Paris

For  Robert / Guy de Chamisso The objective will be clear: to win the title at home. The pair has the experience, recent results, and understanding to aim high.

But with a strong field, you'll need to be solid right from the start.  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports  This category is rising in quality again, and this category  U18 boys  could be one of the most interesting to follow on the French side.

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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