For almost 3 years now, Jérémy Scatena, the recent winner of the FIP RISE in Angers, could well have a very nice surprise next week: Reaching 103rd place in the world!

Today 107th player in the world with 201 points on the ranking of World Padel Tour, he won with his compatriot Johan Bergeron, the final of the first FIP ​​Tour organized in France at the Angers Tennis Club. 20 points won which are worth gold, because he could thus succeed in jumping 4 places and thus get closer to the famous 100th place in the world.

At our microphone, Jeremy did not hide his emotion when he saw this goal end up wearing hands.

I've always said it: I want to reach the 100th place in the world. We don't necessarily realize how hard it is. The professional men's padel circuit is very difficult. Every year, we see the level increase.

There are still 2 years, we could hope to get a wild card or enter a stage of the World Padel Tour relatively easily. We can say that this is ancient history. In Spain, the level is incredibly high, and the professional circuit is powered by players who come from all over the world.

To be a player of World Padel Tour, there is no choice: we must fight. And our French players have nothing to regret and everything to gain.

For the record, Johan Bergeron could also make a nice leap in the world rankings to reach the 123e world place. A very good progression also for French which is said “Very motivated to go back to coal next year on the circuit of World Padel Tour".

Franck Binisti

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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