Tables from FIP Silver Narbonne The draw has been made, and one thing is certain: the French have not been spared. Between all-French matches, clashes against top seeds, and opportunities to seize, the week promises to be particularly lively on the Aude courts.
An explosive first round between French
The big clash of the first round will pit Arthur Hugounenq and Yanis Muesser à Yoan Boronad and Timéo Fonteny A match between two ambitious French pairs, with huge stakes as the winners could face the 8th seed in the round of 16. Benjamin Tison and Ferran Insa They too are placed in this section of the draw. A potential quarter-final against the number 1 seed, Juan Ignacio Rubini and Maxi Sanchez , could then emerge.
Difficult draws for several French
Johan Peloux and Pierre Perez Le Tiec , who received a wild card, will start against Jaime Lobo Wordsworth and Alfonso Diaz Ponce If they win, they would face the tournament's number 1 seeds in the round of 16.
The draw is also very tough for Thomas Vanbauce and Philemon Raichman who will face the 6th seed in their opening match, Franco Dal Bianco and Maximo Maldonado If they manage to pull off a surprise, they could then cross paths with Lucas Pillon and Maxime Joris , facing a pair who came through the qualifiers.
For Adrien Maigret and Johan Bergeron The first round also resembles a real test. They will directly inherit the third seed, composed of Martin Abud and Marcos Gonzalez Blanco .
Pillon / Joris and Vives / Guy de Chamisso have a card to play
Pair number 16, Lucas Pillon and Maxime Joris They will start against a pair who came through qualifying. A good draw for the two Bordeaux players, who will try to reach the round of 16.
Same observation for Manuel Vives and Olivier Guy de Chamisso They too will face teams that qualified in the first round. A victory would give them a tough round of 16 match against the 9th seed. Victor Tur Checa and Agustin Reca .
On their side, Théo Suzanna and Tristan Piombo have also inherited an affordable draw. They will be up against Vasileios Sioulis and Rayane Akram Hamou , with the potential prize being a round of 4 match against the fourth seed, Boris Castro Garcia and Roberto Belmont Pastor .
Youngsters Perrot and Huard de la Marre face a big test
Tournament guests, Nathan Perrot and Sacha Huard de la Marre They haven't been spoiled. They will face the experienced ones. Sergi Guimet Bigas and Bart Van Opstal for their entry into the competition.
Finally Romain Sichez and the Belgian Nathan Lambrechts will face one of the biggest challenges of the tournament as they will directly challenge the number 2 seed, Mariano Gonzalez San Martin and Francisco “Curo” Cabeza .
In the women's draw, expect some French contenders and some tough matches.
The women's draw will also feature an all-French duel between Steffi Merah and Fiona Ligi on one side, and Clara Mansart and Marie-Amélie Dardaine on the other side. The winners will then face the 7th seed, Raquel Piltcher and Christina-Styliani Ntanou .
Cassandra Senjean and the Tunisian Cyrine Hamrouni They will have to pull off a feat since in the round of 16 they face the favorites. Noa Canovas and Maria Eulalia Rodriguez .
Same situation for Lucile Pothier and Lou Lambert Agosti who will face the 6th seed right from the start, Ana Cristina Sanchez Perez and Marcella Koek .
Kimy Barla and Julie Razafindranaly They will face the pair Aurelia Sara Argentieri and Olivia Ciftci in the first round, before potentially meeting the 3rd seed in the round of 8. Escacena Montero / Martinez Fortun.
Touly and Godallier well positioned
Seeded 4th with the Spanish player Anna Ortiz , Carla Toully has qualified directly for the round of 16 and could face the 8th seed in the quarter-finals. Eugenia Guimet and Sara Foguer Lapuente .
For its part, Léa Godallier associated with Argentina Daiara Valenzuela , is seeded 2. The Franco-Argentines will begin in the round of 16 against the French pair Juliette Sirgant and Héloïse Marais , with a potential quarter-final against the 5th seed, Lucia Peralta and Maria Laura Ferreyra .
Beyond the main draw, many French players will also try to get through the qualifying rounds to further bolster the French contingent in this tournament. FIP Silver Narbonne , which is shaping up to be one of the major French events of the season.
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