A few hours before registration closes for the FIP Silver Narbonne The painting has just received a serious boost in attention with the arrival of Francisco “Curro” Cabeza et Mariano Agustin Gonzalez .
The two young players, respectively 66e et 91th in the world , registered at the last minute and will occupy the seeded 2 of the tournament. An arrival that further enhances the level of what promises to be a challenging competition.
Curro Cabeza, the name that everyone now knows
At only 18 years, Curro Cabeza is no longer an unknown on the circuit.
The Spaniard had revealed himself to the general public by winning the Gijon P2 2025 alongside Diego Garcia. A tournament marked by a boycott from some of the world's best players, but where the young Spaniard perfectly seized his opportunity, notably dominating Tolito Aguirre et Gonzalo Alfonso finally.
This victory allowed him to make a leap in the world rankings and to string together appearances in the main draws. Premier Padel.
Since then, Cabeza has continued his development at the highest level, gaining experience alongside established players such as Teodoro Zapata .
Mariano González, the new Paraguayan gem
Since the spring, Curro Cabeza has chosen to team up with another talent of his generation: Mariano Agustin Gonzalez .
The 18-year-old Paraguayan is also among the young players who are rapidly rising on the international circuit.
By 2025, he had already won two tournaments of the FIP Tour , including an FIP Silver This season, he added another title to his record with a victory at the FIP Bronze Marrakech .
His steady rise has allowed him to establish himself today at the threshold of the world's top 90.
An interesting dynamic before Narbonne
Since their association after the Miami P1 The two young players are putting together a series of solid performances.
They notably reached the final of the FIP Silver Canaries as well as the main draw of the Buenos Aires P1 .
The same observation was made at the Italy Major of Rome Having come through the qualifying rounds, they reached the round of 32 after a landmark victory against Enrique Goenaga et Andres Fernandez Lancha in the first round of the main draw.
These results confirm their progress and explain their status as title contenders in Narbonne.
Intense competition
However, the road to the trophy will be far from easy.
Ahead of them, the number 1 seed will consist of Juan Rubini and the former world number 1 Maxi Sánchez .
Behind them, several ambitious teams will also try to play leading roles. Among them, the Dutch Julian Prins et Youp De Kroon , seeded No. 3, who remain regulars in the final four on the FIP circuit.

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