It was expected, and now it's confirmed:  Jérémy Robert and Yoan Boronad  will play together for the second half of the season. Robert had already mentioned this future partnership on the microphone of  Padel Magazine and the two Frenchmen will now officially relaunch a joint project.

Their new adventure will begin this week at  FIP Bronze Mol , in Belgium.

Boronad's choice after Joris' departure

Originally,  Jeremy Robert  was supposed to launch a project with  Maxime Joris But plans changed when he received the call from  Bastien Blanqué  and chose to join the six-time French champions.

Robert thus found himself without a partner and quickly turned to  Yoan Boronad , then associated with  Timeo Fonteny .

After discussion, Boronad finally decided to end his association with Fonteny at the end of July to rejoin Robert and build with him this second part of the season.

A pair that has already shown some great things

The two players are not starting from scratch. They had already shared the track several times at the beginning of the season.

Au  FIP Silver Caen Robert and Boronad had reached the  round of XNUMX But their most remarkable result probably remains their run at the  FIP Platinum Marseille .

The two Frenchmen had managed to get through qualifying to enter the main draw, notably with a  A landmark victory against Dylan Guichard and Clément Geens This result takes on even greater value when we see the performances achieved since then by the Franco-Belgian pair on the international circuit.

Robert and Boronad had already shown that they could perform well together. This time, the goal will be to build something lasting.

First stop in Belgium

The new project will begin immediately since  Robert and Boronad will be competing this week at the FIP Bronze Mol .

A first meeting to get back into the swing of things and kick off the second half of the season, which should see them playing regularly on the  FIP Tour .

One other question now remains from the French perspective:  With whom will Timéo Fonteny continue his season?  With Boronad's departure, the young Frenchman also finds himself looking for a new project.

Benjamin Dupouy

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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