The qualifications of the FIP Bronze Marnes delivered their verdict this Thursday morning with four pairs qualifying for the main draw… but also several teams receiving reprieves in the lucky loser following the numerous withdrawals recorded before the start of the main tournament.
Overall, the top seeds lived up to expectations in this final qualifying round.
The results of the final round of qualifying
The sixth seed in qualifying, Pierre Vincent / Basile Baud , delivered a fine performance by dominating the number 1 seed Victor Choppe / Jérôme Inzerillo on the dry score of 6 / 1 6 / 4 .
Same scenario for the 3rd seed Thomas Mitjana / Thibault De Galbert solid winners of Dorian De Meyer / Paul Lefèvre (TS5) : 6 / 1 6 / 4 .
The seeded 2 Rayan Ouabed / Théo Bergamaschi lived up to expectations perfectly with a commanding victory 6 / 2 6 / 2 face Victor Gabeur / Titouan Abalam (TS8) .
Finally Hugo Renard / Setodji Thomas created a minor upset by dominating the Spanish team. Miquel Ayats Vidal / Enzo Couacaud : 6 / 3 6 / 2 .
Lucky losers who were given a second chance in the main draw
Thanks to the withdrawals of the top two seeds in the main tournament, several teams defeated in the final round of qualifying still make it into the main draw as lucky losers .
We will therefore find:
- Jérôme Inzerillo / Victor Choppe
- Miquel Ayats Vidal / Enzo Couacaud
- Dorian De Meyer / Paul Lefèvre
- Victor Gabeur / Titouan Abalam
- and Raphaël Rubio / Bernard Quentin eliminated in the second round of qualifying.
Posters of the teams qualified for the main draw
The qualifiers and lucky losers now know their opponents for the main draw of the FIP Bronze Marne :
- Pierre Vincent / Basile Baud will face the Spanish 4th seed Juan Zamora Perez / Alejandro Garcia Calahorro
- Thomas Mitjana / Thibault De Galbert will play against Maxime Deloyer / Jules Marie
- Rayan Ouabed / Théo Bergamaschi will challenge the Swiss Valentin Wenger / Kilian Jordan
- Hugo Renard / Setodji Thomas will find Benjamin Tison / Adrien Maigret
On the lucky losers' side:
- Victor Gabeur / Titouan Abalam will inherit the 3rd seed Samuel Rivas Garcia / Nicolas Zurita
- Jérôme Inzerillo / Victor Choppe will play against the 6th seed Joao Maria Caiano / Sergi Guimet Bigas
- Dorian De Meyer / Paul Lefèvre will face Yoan Boronad / Bastien Blanqué
- Raphaël Rubio / Bernard Quentin will challenge Jules Marie / Maxime Deloyer
- Miquel Ayats Vidal / Enzo Couacaud They too will be included in the main draw and will play against the Dutch brothers Kai and Mats Groen .
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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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