Au P1000 from Mantes-la-Jolie Ultimately, it's the experienced ones. Adrien Maigret et Yann Auradou , seeded 2, who leave with the trophy.
In the final, the two men prevailed against the number 1 seed. Maxime Deloyer et Eliot Deknuydt , on the score of 7/5 3/6 6/2 at the end of an intense match lasting 1 hour and 45 minutes.
A great Maigret to make all the difference
In a lively atmosphere, spurred on by a large crowd, Adrien Maigret quickly took control of the match. The former French number 1 delivered a top-level performance, showcasing his full range of skills.
ViboraSlams, smashes, volleys, variations on the serve: Maigret multiplied winning shots and initiatives to put pressure on the number 1 seed.
The first set remained very close. The two teams traded blows until the final moments. It was then that Yann Auradou also raised his level of play, allowing his team to make the difference in the last games and clinch the set 7-5.
Deloyer and Deknuydt react
The start of the second set completely changed the dynamic.
Auradou is making more unforced errors and losing some of his impact at the net. On the other side, Maxime Deloyer He is gaining momentum. More aggressive, more precise in attacking phases, he is bringing Eliot Deknuydt along with him.
The number 1 seed also took advantage of a slight lapse in concentration from his opponents to take control of the set and level the match at one set apiece with a 6/3 victory.
Experience speaks volumes in the third set.
But in the decisive set, experience will make the difference.
Maigret and Auradou immediately regained their intensity. More solid in the important moments, they quickly took control of the rallies and made an initial break before sealing the deal a few games later.
With a two-break lead, the veteran French padel players remained composed. Very solid on their serves, they closed out the match 6-2 to secure another title.

A double victory in Mantes-la-Jolie
This victory has a special flavor for Adrien Maigret and Yann Auradou.
Already sacred to Mantes-la-Jolie last year They retain their title and therefore achieve a double victory in this Parisian event.
For Adrien Maigret, former French number 1, this is already his third P1000 won this season For Yann Auradou, former French number 8, this is the first title of the year.
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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