The first laps of the FIP Silver Höganäs have delivered their initial lessons with several French pairs involved. If Johan Bergeron / Timéo Fonteny started their tournament perfectly, Max Joris / Jeremy Robert They delivered one of the day's standout performances by eliminating the No. 6 seed. Meanwhile, Manu Vives / Olivier Guy de Chamisso had to fight to avoid a trap of an opening, while Arthaud Dumoulin / Kilian Jordan are already leaving the competition.
Vives and Guy de Chamisso avoid the trap
In the upper part of the table, Manu Vives / Olivier Guy de Chamisso came very close to an unpleasant surprise against a Swedish pair who were brought in as lucky losers.
After a dominant first set (6-1), the French saw their opponents come back into the match before regaining control in the decisive set to win. 6/1 4/6 6/3 .
The challenge looks much more complicated in the next round as the French will face the No. 7 seed, the Swedes. Simon Vasquez / Daniel Windahl , in front of their audience.
Bergeron and Fonteny demonstrating
For their entry into the tournament, Johan Bergeron / Timéo Fonteny (ts5) left their opponents no chance.
The French dispatched their first match with a resounding victory. 6 / 0 6 / 1 confirming their status among the tournament favorites.
In the second round, they will face Guillaume Duprat / Bilal Duprat , two players well known on the French circuit and regularly present on the P1000 On paper, however, Bergeron and Fonteny have all the assets to continue their journey calmly towards the quarter-finals.
Dumoulin and Jordan stopped in the first round
However, the adventure ended in the round of 32 for the Franco-Swiss pair. Arthaud Dumoulin / Kilian Jordan .
Facing the Swedish qualifiers Christopher Persson / Anton Mickelsson They lost in two sets 6 / 2 6 / 3 .
A slight disappointment for this pair who could have hoped to overcome this first obstacle.
Joris and Robert take down the No. 6 seed
The best French performance of the day came from Max Joris / Jeremy Robert .
Trailing after losing the first set against Ignacio Archieri / Jaume Romera (ts6) The French turned the situation around with character to ultimately prevail. 3/6 6/3 6/3 .
Thanks to this victory, they have significantly opened up their draw and can nurture real ambitions in this lower section.
Their next match will pit them against Douglas Rutgersson / Diogo Jesus .
Biron and Basso face an immense challenge
Finally Julien Biron / Thomas Basso They too secured their place in the round of 32 after a particularly close match.
Their reward, however, will be a very high-level confrontation against the tournament's number 2 seed. Francisco Gil / Manuel Castaño .
A major challenge for the French, who will try to create THE surprise of this FIP Silver Höganäs.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.


























































































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