There will indeed be a Frenchman in the final of the FIP Silver Palermo Opposed in the semi-finals, Dylan Guichard et Clement Geens have finally gained the upper hand Nathan Courrin et Thomas Seux at the end of a hard-fought battle: 4/6 6/4 6/4 .
Courrin and Seux were not far from pulling off a major coup
For Nathan Courrin and Thomas Seux, the Sicilian adventure ends at the gates of the final, but the two Frenchmen can leave Palermo with many reasons for satisfaction.
Having already played a tremendous match in the first round against the 7th seed, Alejandro Merino Nieto / Guillermo Fernández Sánchez They then confirmed their form perfectly to reach the semi-finals, a first at this level of competition for both players.
Against Guichard and Geens, they once again displayed their full range of skills. Highly aggressive in the first set, they managed to take the lead and clinch the opening set 6-4. For a long time, a major upset seemed possible.
But the experience of the Franco-Belgian pair ultimately made the difference. Stronger in the crucial moments, Guichard and Geens gradually regained control of the match to win the next two sets by the same score of 6-4.
Despite the defeat, Courrin and Seux simply achieved the best result of their careers on a FIP Silver and confirm their progress on the international circuit.
Guichard and Geens hold their own.
Fourth seeded in the tournament, Dylan Guichard and Clément Geens continue to justify their status.
After a quarter-final that was already very hard-fought against Luis Oliver Artigas / Juan Zamora Perez The French number 1 and the Belgian number 1 still had to work hard to secure their place in the final.
A victory that allows them to reach another final together on the FIP circuit and to continue their great week in Italy.
A big challenge for the title
To lift the trophy, Guichard and Geens will now have to pull off a major upset.
They will face the number 1 seeds, the Spanish team, in the final. Antonio Fernández et Adrián Marqués Berdonce , two players installed in the world top 90 .
A major challenge for the Franco-Belgian pair.
The final is scheduled not before 18:30 p.m. on center court .
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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