A few weeks ago we followed the P1500 Monkey ladies Padel, This time the club located near Aix en Provence is organizing a P1000 men with largely players from the south of France who will travel to the Provençal region.
A number 1 seed with an iconic French padel player!
Indeed, we will find at the top of the bill of this P1000 a former French number 1: Justin Lopes . He will be associated with the Marseillais Nicolas Molinero, orphaned from his usual partner Alex Toppin , victim a few weeks ago of a injury during the P1000 of Reunion.
Cesar Testoni, a talented player who is gaining momentum this season will also be there, winner of the P1000 in Toulon Last weekend, Caesar will be associated with Remy Gourre. At the top of series 3, we will find Raphael Rubio and Thibaut Verdier, a surprising pair with two players used to the right side from the track…
Nathan Courrin, the tournament's highest-ranked player
The young Lyonnais, Nathan Courrin decided to participate in this P1000, accustomed to the FIP circuit and almost no longer active on the French circuit will be associated 217th French player: Christophe Squarta.
An unbalanced pair on paper but which could well create a surprise with a Nathan Courrin who is entered another dimension this season . By Thomas Seux , they have been traveling the FIP circuit for several months and Nathan is currently ranked 258th in the world to the race.
See you from the quarter-finals this weekend on Padel MagTV for the P1000 Monkey Padel in Pelissane.
He discovered padel in 2016 in Nantes and quickly became attached to the game, even climbing to 474th place in France. Commentator on Padel Mag TV, he covers the various tournaments on the French circuit as well as international tournaments organized in France!


























































































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