There will no longer be any French women in the qualifying rounds of the  Bordeaux Premier Padel P2 Despite several French players competing on Monday, all of them fell in their first match, each time against...  heads of series  previas.

A frustrating day, of course, but the French women faced tougher opposition, with very challenging matches right from the first round.

Bahurel / Val Lopez stopped by the 8th seed

 Louise Bahurel , associated with the Spanish  Ivet Val Lopez , had a big challenge facing  Lucia Peralta Exposito / Maria Laura Ferreyra , seeded 8 in the qualifiers.

The task was too great. Bahurel and Val Lopez bowed out.  6 / 1 6 / 3  in 1 hour 08 minutes. A logical defeat against a stronger pair who are more established in this type of match.

Marcarie/Senjean defeated by the 6th seed

Same observation for  Manon Marcarie / Cassandra Senjean , opposed to the seed 6  Mónica Gómez Rivas / Marta Arellano Navarro .

The French women were unable to turn the game around and lost.  6 / 2 6 / 3  in 55 minutes. Facing an experienced Spanish pair, they lacked the solutions to really establish their game.

Soubrié / Ligi entries as alternate

A pleasant surprise nonetheless:  Charlotte Soubrié / Fiona Ligi  were able to enter the qualifying rounds thanks to their status as alternate .

But here too, the draw was very difficult. The French women faced the number 1 seed from the qualifiers,  Araceli Martinez / Laura Lujan Rodriguez , recent winners of the  FIP Gold of Abidjan .

Soubrié and Ligi fought well, but were defeated.  6 / 2 6 / 4  in 1 hour 05 minutes against a pair who were clearly favorites in these qualifiers.

More French women in qualifying

With these three defeats, there are no longer any French women left in the running in the  Women's qualifications  from Bordeaux P2.

The French players have all been drawn into a difficult bracket, facing only seeded opponents. Now it's time for the main draw, which will include...  Léa Godallier / Daiara Valenzuela  et  Alix Collombon / Ksenia Sharifova .

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 !