Le  Pretoria P1 , new stage of the calendar  Premier Padel The tournament begins with the qualifying rounds. Three French players will be competing with the goal of securing a place in the main draw:  Thomas Leygue , as well as the young pair  Yoan Boronad / Timéo Fonteny .

 Thomas Leygue with a new Spanish partner 

For this first outing,  Thomas Leygue  will be associated with the Spanish  Pablo Sanchez Vicente , a new association that will try to make its way to the final table.

In the first round of qualifying, the Franco-Spanish duo will face the Spanish team.  Gonzalo Sassano  et  Noe Navarro Porras A first match that looks manageable on paper, where Leygue and Sanchez Vicente have the means to prevail.

If they qualify, a much tougher challenge awaits them with a possible final round against the  seeded 3 ,  Jose Luis Gonzalez placeholder image  et  Alvaro Melendez Amaya .

 Boronad and Fonteny face their first big test 

On their side,  Yoan Boronad  et  Timeo Fonteny  continue their learning on the circuit Premier Padel.

The two young French players will start against the Spanish.  Borja Trujillo Chang  et  Marcos Cordoba A match that promises to be hard-fought, but where the French team has more than enough weapons to go for the victory.

If they overcome this first obstacle, they will return to the final round of qualifying, i.e.  seeded 7 ,  Javier valdes  et  Renzo Gabriel Nuñez , or the new pair made up of Iago Fuertes  and the Argentine veteran  Miguel Lamperti .

 Main table objective 

For  Thomas Leygue ,  Yoan Boronad  et  Timeo Fonteny The goal will be to take advantage of this new stage of the  Premier Padel  to try and secure a qualification in the main draw.

The task ahead is daunting, but the French representatives have a first round within their grasp before hoping to pull off a major upset in the decisive match.

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 !

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