Direction the South West of France, close to Saint-Jean-de-Luz, for one of the most exciting French events of this early April: the P1500 Central Sport Club, organized from April 4 to 6 in Saint-Pee-sur-NivelleWithin Pyrénées-Atlantiques.

Not less than 11 players from the French top 30 will be there, confirming the importance of the event in the national calendar.

The favorites: solid pairs at the rendezvous

En seeded 1, we find Damien Lozano (12th) et Pierre Perez Le Tiec (12th), a well-known pair on the circuit. Last January, they dominated the P1000 Ball in d'Or Dreux, in the final against Maxime Moreau and Bilal Duprat (6/3 6/1).

La seeded 2 is composed of Alexis Coulombeau (24th) et Ludovic Cancel (25th)At the beginning of February, Cancel, associated with Quentin Ayuso, had won the P1000 Ousta Padel from Carcassonne, facing Julien Biron and Alexandre Dizy (6/3 7/5).

En seeded 3, Quentin Ayuso (26th) will team up with Yanis Muesser (28th). In June 2024, they had shone at the P1000 Jean Lain Audi Grenoble, with a convincing victory in the final against Norman Sanchez and François Authier.

La seeded 4 meets Jeremy Garcia (22nd) et Jeremy Robert (32nd). In mid-February, Garcia had won the'Open Urban Padel P1000 alongside Coulombeau, not without having trembled in front of the surprising Eliot Deknuydt and Tom Houzeaux.

Outsiders to watch closely

En seeded 5, Thibaud Pech (20th) will play with Louis Jover (44th)The latter, a young hopeful of French padel, recently chose to train at Barcelona, in Spain, to reach a new milestone in its progress.

Louis Jover: “In Spain, this year, I am learning. Next year, I hope to make the French team”

We will also find Morgan Mannarino (33rd) et Damien Bayard (42nd) en seeded 6, while the seeded 7 will be composed of Olivier Guy de Chamisso (38th) et Thomas Basso (41st).

At the 8 seeded, Lilian Foure (31st) will be associated with Julien Biron (56th), and Charles Gortzounian (37th) will play with Paul Forichon (51st) to form the seeded 9.

Among the duos to follow, we also note the presence of Simon Wagner (30th), who recently made his separation official with Thomas Vanbauce. He will be aligned alongside the young Lucas Pillon (78e). A promising new association, classified seeded 12.

An international and local touch: Arumi-Siquier & Escale

Roger Arumi-Siquier, class 148th in the world, will bring a international touch at the event. The Catalan, well known on the circuit, will play with Mathieu Escale (89th French player). The latter, player of Tarbes (Hautes-Pyrénées), continues to climb in the rankings. The two men, members of The team Bandeja, know each other well and could well create a surprise in the heights of the Basque Country.

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Henri Pasquet

Passionate about soccer and tennis since I was a kid, I've been playing ping-pong for three years at a club in Nantes. More recently, I discovered padel and what a blast! Basketball, rugby, golf, and motorsports: yet more new sports that I regularly follow. On the cultural side, since I love giving my opinion, I write film and video game reviews.

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