From August 29 to 31, 2025, the  HDN Padel Club  will welcome a  P1500 Gentlemen  which promises to be spectacular. With the presence of many players from the French top 50, several strong pairs and even exceptionally high-level qualifiers, this tournament will be the last event of the summer on the national circuit.

Nice density in the main table

The pair  Damien Lozano / Pierre Perez Le Tiec  is back, both 15th French, they will be there  seed n ° 1  of the tournament. Behind them, we find equally formidable duos:

  •  Quentin Ayuso / Ludovic Cancel  (seeds no. 2)
  •  Thomas Basso / Jérémy Robert  (seeds no. 3)
  •  Pierre Vincent / Damien Bayard  (seeds no. 4)

Around these favorites, other experienced pairs will come to play spoilsport, like  Nicolas Trancart / Loïc Le Panse ,  Thomas Mitjana / Josep Aymerich , or  Théo Suzanna / César Testoni , a team that is slowly starting to make a name for itself with several victories in P1000.

Last big test before the French championships

Ce  P1500 HDN  will also have a particular value since it will serve as  last rehearsal before the French Championships , scheduled from September 19 to 21. For many players in the table, this will be an opportunity to refine the automatisms and measure oneself in official competition  before the biggest event of the year. This is the case of  several pairs that can be found in Alsace: 

  •  Lozano/Perez Le Tiec  (1)
  •  Basso/Robert  (3)
  •  Son/Gortzounian  (7)
  •  Dumoulin/Couturier  (9)
  •  Ledrap/Motz  (14)
  •  Gourre/Fernandez  (17)

Particularly high qualifications

The level will be raised even in the qualifications with the presence of well-known players from the French circuit:

  •  Jules Mary , former professional tennis player, associated with  Nathan Courrin   (323rd player in the world) .
  •  Justin Lopes / François Authier , two experienced players who meet again.
  •  Baptiste Delvienne / Vincent Ferrara , recent winners of the P1000 in Sète.
  •  Tristan Piombo / Basile Baud , who embody the new generation of French padel.

Also note the commitment of several Spanish players who should certainly be watched out for, the latter benefit from assimilations which are not necessarily representative of their level. 

Teo Vieau

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!