Le FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports returns from 15 at 19 July 2026 au Tennis & Padel Lésigny Club with a clear ambition: to do even better than the 2025 edition. The bar is high, because the first edition had already made a lasting impression with 340 players , 13 nations represented and an organization that had quickly established the tournament as a benchmark in the youth circuit.
This year, the tournament is taking on a new dimension. Held in the heart of summer, it attracts even more international delegations, with a level of competition that is sure to be higher. The French objective will therefore be simple: to build on the strong results of 2025, even though the competition will be tougher.
A 2025 edition that had launched the project
In 2025, the tournament made a successful entry into the calendar. Several young French players distinguished themselves, notably winning the title in U18 to Olivier Guy de Chamisso / Lucas Pillon , the final in U16 de Johan Peloux Marchini / Quentin Bernard , or even the final in U14 de Sacha Devriendt / Elliot Mura .
In girls, Feryel Bekhedda / Loann Jovasevic had reached the semi-finals in U18 , While Noor Bekhedda had also reached the semi-finals in U12 Solid results, which confirmed the progress of young French athletes on the international stage.
Several French pairs to watch
For this 2026 edition, several French pairs will have a real chance of success. Among the boys, we will notably find Marin Le Saux / Titouan Aschard en U12 , recent winners at FIP Promises Koksijde where they dominated their category. They arrive in Lésigny with confidence and the desire to confirm their form on home soil. We can also keep an eye on Paul Rolandi Porcel and his brother Thiago, who will be playing with different partners. The pair Leandro Meireles and Karl Spohn will also be ones to watch.
En U14 , Juan Segura / Lucas Terminet will also be highly anticipated. They too are coming off a title win in Koksijde, and already have considerable experience on the Promises circuit. They are among the strongest French pairs in their category. Other favorites include... Tyrone Potter with the Swiss Benjamin Fileri who will try to win a third title together.
En U16 Several French players will be worth watching, including... Théo Hemery / Elliot Mura , Nathan Perrot / Sacha Huard de La Marre , Sacha Devriendt / Simeo Debroy or, Gabriel Bessière / Noé Meurant in what promises to be a very challenging competition.
At the U18 eyes will inevitably turn towards Jeremy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso , logical finalists on paper for the French side and already accustomed to major events. Loris Morvan , recent winner in Koksijde with the Belgian Eliott Verraghen will also be present with the same partner. Quentin Bernard / Johan Peloux Marchini will also have arguments to make.
Girls are also well represented
Among the girls, several French pairs will also be worth watching. U12 are included in the table, as are Loïs Meyer / Emma Delachaux et Elina Garcia / Romane Garcia .
En U14 , we will find in particular Zia Debroy / Augustine Charpentier , Elise Le Roux / Lylwenn Laforge and Chloé Le Jeune associated with the Dutch Evi Panhuizen .
En U18 , Zia Debroy / Augustine Charpentier will also be present, as will Chloé Robert / Lisa Lançon et Rose Estrade , associated with the Spanish Inés Lozano Cabrera Here again, the international level promises very close matches.
Doing better than 2025: a complicated but motivating mission
The goal will inevitably be to do as well as, or even better than, the 2025 edition. But the mission looks more difficult, with a field that seems even more international and Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, Swedish or British pairs well represented in the different categories.
For young French people, this FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports will be a great opportunity to test ourselves against the best in Europe. After the resounding success at Koksijde With three French victories out of four categories, the momentum is good. Now they need to confirm this in Lésigny, at home, in a tournament that is growing even more prestigious.
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