Seeded No. 8 in the U18 draw of the FIP Promises Paris, Victor Caby and Louis Cacheux embody the future of French padel. Aged only 16, the two players are progressing at breakneck speed, having already reached a semi-final on the FIP Promises circuit and with ambitious plans in Spain.
Two different paths, one same ambition
Originally from Hauts-de-France, Louis Cacheux He discovered the racket very early. After starting tennis at only 4 years old, he turned to padel at the age of 11.
The young player from TSB Valenciennes quickly made a bold choice to accelerate his progress: to go train at Bilbao , under the direction of the former World Top 25 Andoni Bardasco , while continuing his schooling at the French high school in the city.
Surrounded by his family and coach, Louis is already starting to experience the French circuit with a few appearances in P1000 , while continuing his training on the international junior circuit.

Victor Caby, the next departure for Spain
For its part, Victor Caby He, also born in 2009, is continuing his training at My Center Palavas where he rubs shoulders daily with several leading figures in French padel.
Native Villeneuve d'Ascq He too benefits from a support network deeply involved in his sporting project. An important step awaits him at the end of the year, with a planned move to Spain to continue his development in an even more competitive environment.
Victor has already taken a step forward on the French circuit by winning his first P1000 visit us at the P1000 ASCH Tennis Padel Montpellier alongside another French gem, Nathan Perrot .

A pair that has already proven its worth
Victor Caby and Louis Cacheux know each other well. The two Frenchmen notably achieved a very impressive performance by reaching the FIP Barcelona Promises semi-finals Last December, a particularly high-level tournament.
This result demonstrates their ability to compete with the best European players of their generation.
A challenging chart… and a double challenge
À Lésigny The two Frenchmen will not start with the label of favorites in U18 The category promises to be particularly competitive, led by the two Spanish pairs. Bolumar / Ranera , number 1 seeds, and Ferrer / Garcia , seeded No. 2.
But behind these favorites, several French pairs hope to be spoilers. Besides Victor Caby and Louis Cacheux, Jeremy Robert / Olivier Guy de Chamisso or, Quentin Bernard / Johann Peloux will also have strong arguments to make.
The two young French players will also be involved in the table U16 With fewer points than they had in U18, they will approach this category as 19nd pair of the tournament. A ranking that, however, does not reflect their true potential.
Here too, the competition will be fierce. The table will be dominated by Mario Brocal et Jaime Rodriguez Two of the most promising players in Spanish padel will be among the favorites. On paper, they seem difficult to beat, but Victor Caby and Louis Cacheux have already shown they can raise their game in big matches.
Drawing on their experience gained on the FIP Promises circuit, particularly their semi-final appearance in Barcelona, the two Frenchmen have a strong chance in both categories. This FIP Promises Paris will be another opportunity to assess their progress before continuing their development, with the future, for both Victor and Louis, largely unfolding in Spain.
Maceo Zerhat discovered padel in 2020 in Savigny-sur-Clairis, Burgundy. He contributed to the club's expansion by bringing his energy and curiosity. Padel Magazinehe transmits his Padel"mania" by skillfully bouncing on all the latest news about your favorite sport!
































































































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