French players are present all over the world this week on the FIP circuit, with contrasting performances during the first rounds of the tournament.
FIP Gold Portugal (Paredes): Collombon continues on its path
The French number 1 Alix Collombon (27), associated with the Spanish Araceli Martinez (27), continues his tournament perfectly by winning 6 / 0 6 / 2 in the round of 155 against Natalia Molinilla Paniagua (138) and Ana Cristina Sanchez Perez (XNUMX).
The task looks a little more complicated in the quarter-finals, however, where they will face the TS6 Ana Catarina Nogueira (34) / Martina Fassio Goyeneche (55). Meet at 11am (French time) on the FIBROMADE court.
FIP Silver Valencia (Spain): no more French in the running among men
On the male side, the France no longer has a representative, all the tricolors having been stopped in Round of 16.
- Jérémy Scatena (284) and Roger Aromi Siquier (ESP, 135) bow to the TS10 Nacho Moragues Moltò (154) / Marc Sintes Villalonga (159) : 6 / 3 6 / 1.
- Arthur Hugounenq (273) and Thomas Seux (412) fall against Albin Olsson (195) and Douglas Rutgersson (275) : 7 / 5 6 / 4.
- Yoan Boronad (264) and Timéo Fonteny (218) can't get rid of the TS6 Alejandro Calvo Perez (294) / Jose Solano Marmolejo (62) : 6 / 3 6 / 4.
- Kamel Mouimen (874) and Miguel Melero Bernal (ESP, 185) suffered a heavy defeat against the lucky losers of the qualifications Pablo Cuesta Gomez (588) and Joel Rubio Moreno (797) : 6 / 0 6 / 1.
In the ladies, Léa Godallier (58) / Sandra Bellver (ESP, 52) continue their journey after a victory 6 / 0 6 / 4 salary. Paula Gil Aguilar (524) and Daniela Valiente Escrich (317).
They will challenge in the eighth Claudia Escacena Montero (124) and Paula Ferran Diaz (605) from 10am on court 6.
However, Amélie Detriviere (215) / Gema Flores Saucedo (ESP, 205) et Cassandra Senjean (255) / Manon Marcarie (255) did not pass the qualifying stage.
FIP Bronze Sweden (Gothenburg): great opportunities for the French
At men's
- Johan Bergeron (121) and Bastien Blanqué (112) (TS2) withdrew from the tournament.
- Philémon Raichman (256) and Menno Nolten (NED, 256) pass in 8e after their success 6 / 3 6 / 4 against the Dutch Tygho Schoonus (348) and Nicolas Van Betuw (452). They will play against Linus Isaksson (797) and Erik Nordström (797), from the qualifications, in first rotation of 9am on the central court.
- Nicolas Rouanet (288) and Pierre Vincent (280) continue after a 6 / 4 6 / 4 facing a wild card Pablo Figueroa (708) / Johan Fors (503). They will face in the eighth Adam Axelsson (162) and Simon Vasquez (116) (TS3) en next of the Raichman / Nolten match.
- Derek Gerson (396) and Vasileios Sioulis (GRE, 325) go directly to 8e thanks to the forfeit of their opponents. They will face Max Sjovall (228) and Antonio Alamillo Alcaide (674) en 2nd rotation of 9am on court 14 to try to qualify for the quarter-finals.
- Rafael Marquet (1310) and Kevin Chan (SWE, 1826) failed to pass the qualifications.
In the ladies
- Carla Touly (85) and Ana Dominguez (ESP, 79) (TS2) will start directly in 8e, benefiting from a bye to the first round. They will play against Lisa Andersson (941) and Hanna Borjeson (941) (SWE) en 3nd rotation of 9am on court 15.
- Louise Bahurel (183) and Martina Minett (FIN, 346) also directly access the 8e. They will face Patricia Manglano Perez (941) and Paula Torres Fluxà (941) en 3nd rotation of 9am on court 13.
- Steffi Merah (271) and Mélissa Martin (209) reach the quarters without having played! Benefiting from a bye in the 16th and the forfeit of their opponents in the 8th. Their opponents in the quarter finals are not yet known..
- Marianne Vandaele (247) and Gaelle Rey (SUI, 307) bow in 16e against the Danes Simone Alipieva (524) and Julia Isabella Wiese (346) : 6 / 3 7 / 6.
Note that Harold Bernard (797), partnered with Luxembourger Clément Pelt (1826), lost in the 16th final of the FIP Silver Egypt against wild card Omar Makhlouf and Wagdy Raslan with a score of 6/3 6/2.

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 !