Le FIP Silver Narbonne will be entitled to a top-tier match in the round of 16. On one side, Benjamin Tison and the Spanish Ferran Insa Sotillo . The other, Arthur Hugounenq et Yanis Muesser . Both pairs validated their ticket authoritatively upon entering the competition.
Tison and Insa have mastered their subject
Second seed in the tournament, Benjamin Tison et Ferran Insa Sotillo They were present for their first match, facing the Spanish lucky losers. Saul Duran Heras et Eric Romano They won in two sets. 6 / 4 7 / 5 .
Without playing their best padel, the Frenchman and his Spanish partner showed composure in the crucial moments. A controlled victory that allows them to approach the rest of the competition with confidence.
Benjamin Tison can also rely on a very high-level partner. Ferran Insa Sotillo is currently the 104th ranked player in the world and already has solid experience on the circuit.
Hugounenq and Muesser launch their new project perfectly
On their side, Arthur Hugounenq et Yanis Muesser delivered one of the cleanest performances of this first round.
Facing the qualifiers Alvaro Sola Sala et Rafael Marquet The French quickly took control of the exchanges to prevail 6 / 4 6 / 2 .
A convincing victory for this new association, which is already showing great promise.
An eighth that feels like a test
The draw will now offer us one of the clashes of these round of 16 matches.
On one hand, the experience of Benjamin Tison , partnered with a player accustomed to the highest international level. On the other hand, Arthur Hugounenq and Yanis Muesser who will be keen to secure a prestigious victory to confirm the relevance of their new project.
One thing is for sure: you'll have to be there, because this poster could well be worth the trip to Narbonne.
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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