Le P1000 of the Roquettan Tennis Club delivered its verdict with the victory of Alexandre Toppin / Raphaël Rubio (TS2) who confirmed their status by dominating in the final Nathan Courrin / Evan Armand (TS4) on the score of 6 / 4 6 / 2 .
A tournament that will notably be remembered for the premature exit of the number 1 seed. Rémy Gourre / Théo Suzanna , and by the fine performance of the defending champion Nathan Courrin.
Gourre / Suzanna, the big premature exit
They were one of the main pairs to beat. Rémy Gourre / Théo Suzanna (TS1) , accustomed to competing together and already winners of several P1000 tournaments, were nevertheless eliminated in their very first match by Pasquier / Schbeir (TS10) .
A real surprise that immediately opened up the bottom half of the draw. Pasquier/Schbeir, however, were unable to extend their run to the semi-finals, stopped in the quarter-finals by Soleirol / Perrot (TS8) .
Courrin / Armand all the way to the final
In this lower section, Nathan Courrin / Evan Armand (TS4) They knew how to seize their opportunity.
After dominating Taieb / Tafanelli They won the quarter-final clash against Tullou / Vial (TS5) , a pair who nevertheless arrived with confidence after their recent title at the P1000 in Sète.
In the semi-final, Courrin/Armand left little room for doubt against Soleirol / Perrot (TS8) with a victory in two sets, 6 / 4 6 / 1 .
Nathan Courrin thus secured another final at TC Roquettan, a year after winning the 2025 edition alongside Christophe Squarta.
Toppin and Rubio must battle it out in the semi-finals.
In the upper part, Alexandre Toppin / Raphaël Rubio (TS2) have embraced their status. Already winners together of the P1000 from Toulon in June They were among the in-form men announced before the tournament.
Having notably ruled out Tardy / Chouchaoui (TS7) In the quarter-finals, they had to fight much harder in the semi-finals against Bréchemier / Petitdidier (TS3) .
Toppin/Rubio take the first set 6/4 see their opponents come back by winning the second set in a tie-break 7/6 , before definitively pulling away in the decisive leg: 6/4 6/7 6/1 .
A three-set semi-final which contrasts with that of Courrin / Armand and which allows the 2nd seed to logically reach the final.

Toppin/Rubio finish the job
The final therefore offered a great match-up between Toppin / Rubio (TS2) et Courrin / Armand (TS4) .
But this time, Toppin and Rubio didn't need a third set. They took control of the match and won. 6 / 4 6 / 2 to win the title at P1000 TC Roquettan .
Another success for an association that confirms its very positive momentum after its title at the Toulon P1000 a few weeks earlier.
Nathan Courrin will therefore not be repeating his title. The defending champion after his victory in 2025 with Christophe Squarta, he nevertheless reached another final, this time with Evan Armand.
Finally, Toppin and Rubio lived up to their status as second seeds perfectly. , while the tournament confirmed its particularly homogeneous character with the fall of the TS1 in its entry into the competition and a very contested semi-final between the 2nd and 3rd seeds.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.
































































































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