There were no surprises this Saturday at  P1000 South Padel Bel Air  de Vailhauquès. The top four seeds lived up to expectations and will meet again this Sunday for semi-finals which promise to be particularly hard-fought.

 Lefevre / Pillon have mastered their subject 

Seeded 2,  Paul Lefevre  et  Lucas Pillon  negotiated their quarter-final perfectly against  Mehdi Chouchaoui / Basile Tardy After a solid first set, they won.  6 / 3 6 / 2  without trembling to reach the final four.

 Cazes Carrere / Trancart at the end of the suspense 

The most closely contested quarter-final of the day pitted  Thomas Cazes Carrere / Nicolas Trancart  (TS4) to  Julien Datcharry / Abelardo Vera Lopez  (TS6).

After conceding the first set, the fourth seeds turned the situation around to win.  5/7 7/6 6/4 , at the end of a tough fight.

 Mitjana / Auradou unfold 

At the bottom of the table,  Thomas mitjana  et  Yann Auradou  (TS3) left no chance to  Fombon / Verdier .

The two men prevailed.  6 / 2 6 / 2  and continue their journey without a hitch until the semi-finals.

 Bernard/Rubio solid against Pasquier/Préauchat 

Finally, the tournament favorites,  Quentin Bernard  et  Raphael Rubio  (TS1), secured their place in the semi-finals by dominating  Pasquier / Préauchat  in two rounds,  6 / 4 7 / 5 A serious victory that confirms their status.

 Two great matches to watch live 

The semi-finals will therefore pit the top four seeds against each other:

  •  Paul Lefevre / Lucas Pillon (TS2)  vs  Thomas Cazes Carrere / Nicolas Trancart (TS4) 
  •  Thomas Mitjana / Yann Auradou (TS3)  vs  Quentin Bernard / Raphaël Rubio (TS1) 

Two high-level matches that will be  to follow live on Padel MagTV  this Sunday morning.

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 !

Tags