Le P1000 gentlemen of the Hangar in Rochefort-du-Gard disputes 4 6 in September , with a table where several pairs can claim the title. Victor Choppe / Thomas Brechemier They will start with the status of number 1 seed, but the competition behind them will be serious.
Choppe / Brechemier, the pair to beat
En seeded 1 , we will find Victor Choppe and Thomas Brechemier , undoubtedly one of the most homogeneous associations in the table.
Brechemier, the 48th-ranked Frenchman, will be the highest-ranked player in the tournament. and already knows what it takes to win a P1000, having already won a title at this level.
By his side, Victor Choppe, 69th Frenchman , continues his progress. He is also involved this week in FIP Bronze Marnes alongside Jérôme Inzerillo where he will try to build up some rhythm before moving on to Rochefort-du-Gard.
On paper, it's Choppe and Brechemier will therefore be the pair to beat. and will clearly be aiming for the title.
Petitdidier / Cipri with a real playing card
La seeded 2 will be composed of Robin Petitdidier and Maëlan Cipri Here again, a very homogeneous partnership with two players ranked respectively 63th and 88th French .
Thanks to their status, they will be placed opposite Choppe/Brechemier in the table and will be able to legitimately aim for a place in the final , or even more.
Perrot / Le Panse, the association to watch
La seeded 3 also attracts attention with Mathis Perrot / Loïc Le Panse .
On one side, the experience of Le Panse, who has also already won a P1000 this season, on the other, the local favorite.
Alvergnias / Baud as serious outsiders
En seeded 4 , Théo Alvergnias / Basile Baud will also have strong arguments. Baud has already won a P1000 this season, in May and his experience could count in important moments.
Their status allows them to avoid the top three seeds before the semi-finals. A place in the final four will therefore be the objective on paper, with the possibility of going even further.
Outsiders all the way to TS8
Behind them, the field remains particularly evenly matched, and the 5th to 8th seeds will all have the potential to upset the top four pairs:
- TS5: Pierre Stroppiana / Fauvelle
- TS6: Fombon / Tom Taieb
- TS7: Faure-Milliot / Du Gardin
- TS8: Portales / Soleirol
With little difference between several teams, the quarter-finals could quickly offer very open matches.

The tournament will begin as soon as Friday, September 4th with the qualifying rounds , before the main draw begins on Saturday. The matches will be to follow live on Padel TV Mag from the quarter-finals .
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