After the defeat of the tricolor pair Vanbauce/Joris Early in the morning, it was the turn of Clément Geens and Dylan Guichard to make their entrance on the Philippe Chatrier center. Unfortunately, for the Franco-Belgian pair, the miracle did not happen.
A big battle in the first round
The start of the match was complicated for the Franco-Belgian pair, dominated by Alvaro Cepero and Miguel Benitez in “steamroller” mode. In less than 15 minutes, Dylan and Clément found themselves trailing 4-0. But far from giving up, they regain confidence by achieving a first break. This reaction disrupts the dynamic of the Spaniards and sows a slight doubt in their minds. Cepero and Benitez nevertheless have several opportunities to kill the first set, first at 4-1, then at 4-3, and especially at 5-4, the Spaniards can no longer do it. As they serve for the set, the Franco-Belgian pair once again come back to the height. The points keep coming, Dylan and Clément gain confidence and take the lead for the first time in the match at 6/5.
The outcome of the first round is decided by a tie-break. The Franco-Belgian pair continued their momentum and even earned themselves a set point. But Alvaro Cepero and Miguel Benitez narrowly saved it, before getting an opportunity to conclude. The experience of the Spaniards then made the difference. Despite a remarkable end to the set, Geens and Guichard lost the first set and probably let their chance slip away. First set score: 7/6 (8-6) for Alvaro Cepero and Miguel Benitez.

Like a blow to the back of the head
The first set left its mark on the Geens/Guichard pair, and this missed set point seems to have dealt them a blow to morale. The Franco-Belgian duo struggled to find their rhythm, while Miguel Benitez and Alvaro Cepero took complete control of the second set. Relentless, the Spaniards played their game and finally won in 1h20 7/6 6/0.
Dylan and Clément have nothing to be ashamed of. During one set, the Franco-Belgian pair held their own against two players from the world's top 50, looking them straight in the eye. Unfortunately, they had their chance, but failed to make it happen.

The day continues at the Greenweez Paris Major with the entry into the competition of the French number 1 Thomas Leygue, accompanied by the Argentinian, Ignatius Piotto when faced with your dog's finalists of the FIP Rise of Bandol Pol Hernandez (ESP) and Ramiro Valenzuela (ARG).
A fan of oval ball, round ball and also racket sports, he was bitten by padel during his adolescence in Galicia. As comfortable in front of the camera as behind a microphone, Vince will be able to bring his vision and expertise as a passionate fan of the little yellow ball.

























































































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