French teams stopped in the round of 16 at the FIP Bronze Lotto in Poland

The day of the French at FIP Bronze Lotto in Poland Unfortunately, no French player reached the quarterfinals. Despite several impressive performances and close matches, all the French representatives were eliminated in the round of 16.

Pillon and Rouanet fall after a huge fight

After a perfectly controlled start with a clear victory 6 / 2 6 / 2 face Mironski / Grela , Lucas Pillon et Nicolas Rouanet delivered a very strong performance in the round of 16 against the Poles Olech / Krawczynski .

The French had, however, made an ideal start to their match by winning the first set. 6/2 , but the home team gradually raised their level to get back into the game.

In an extremely hard-fought match, the two teams were finally separated by a third-set tiebreak, this time going in favor of the Poles. A frustrating defeat. 2/6 6/4 7/6 for the French pair.

Hugounenq and Janowicz were solid but beaten by TS2

On their side, Arthur Hugounenq and the former tennis player Jerzy Janowicz had made a good start to their tournament with a solid victory against Wargocki / Konopko on the score of 6 / 4 6 / 4 .

But in the round of 16, the challenge was greater against the number 2 seed: Zurita / Belmont Pastor .

The Franco-Polish team put up a good fight and played a solid match, but ultimately lost in two close sets: 7 / 5 6 / 4 .

Buteau also stopped in the eighth

In the ladies, Laura Buteau , seeded 9th in the tournament along with the Spaniard Leire Uriarte Medina had made a perfect start with a convincing victory 6 / 3 6 / 1 face Marta Janowicz / Barbara Machiocha .

But there too, the journey ended in the round of 16 against Ieva Ceilutkaite / Aukse Maciulaityte .

After a very close first set lost in a tie-break, the Franco-Spanish pair were defeated. 7 / 6 6 / 4 .

There are no longer any French people involved in this FIP Bronze Lottery in Poland .

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