Le  FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports  It ended with a great harvest for the young French players. With  four titles The French shone on home soil, even if the Spain  ends the week as the most successful nation with  five coronations This edition has once again confirmed the richness of the European talent pool among young people.

 U12 boys: Rolandi Porcel and Buitron Olcina maintain their position 

The Frenchman, seeded number 1,  Paul Rolandi Porcel  and his Spanish partner  Tello Buitron Olcina  confirmed their status by winning the title. In the final, they dominated  Hugo Garcia Gomez / Sergi Ruiz Villalon  in two sets ( 6 / 4 6 / 2 ) after a perfectly executed course.

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 U14 boys: Estebanez and Salhi Mouaddah win in a nail-biting finish 

The U14 category went to the Spanish.  Asier Estebanez Estevez  et  Adam Salhi Mouaddah , winners against the Swedes  Gustav Berg / Vincent Tull  at the end of a hard-fought final ( 6/4 5/7 10-6 ).

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 U16 boys: Perrot and Huard de La Marre pull off a major upset 

Not seeded,  Nathan Perrot  et  Sacha Huard from La Marre  had a superb tournament. After a close semi-final against  Hidden / Caby The French team perfectly controlled their final against the Italians.  Giulio Menotti / Jacopo Battilani  (TS3), winners against the favorites in the semi-final, to prevail  6 / 3 6 / 3  and win the title.

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 U18 boys: Robert and Guy de Chamisso confirm 

France also triumphed in the U18 category thanks to  Jeremy Robert  et  Olivier Guy de Chamisso Favorites after their excellent results on the FIP Tour, the two French players gave themselves a scare in the final against the Spanish.  Javier Bolumar Orti / Izan Ranera Pedrero  (TS1), before winning the super tie-break and confirming their status as the benchmark in the category.

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 U12 girls: Meyer and Delachaux in charge 

France's only title in the girls' competition,  Lois Meyer  et  Emma Delachaux  They dominated the U12 category. After winning all their group matches, they reached the final.  Olivia Lopez Conesa / Luna Levhinn , already beaten a few days earlier. This time, the French women left their opponents no chance ( 6 / 3 6 / 3 ) to win the trophy.

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 U14 girls: Beltramino and Sola Manzanedo crowned champions 

In the U14 girls' category, the title went to the TS1 pair  Ornella Beltramino / Eneritz Sola Manzanedo , victorious in the final against the Spanish  Carla Martinez Vilaseca / Maria Sorribes Gimeno  on the score of  6 / 2 6 / 4 .

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 U16 girls: Battle Achando and Garcia Casanova on the card 

The U16 girls' category was won by  Andrea Battle Achando  et  Mara Garcia Casanova , who dominated  Naira Marti Martinez / Clara Alarcon Garcia  in the final ( 7/5 2/6 11/9 ).

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 U18 girls: Mora Sanz and Alarcon Garcia finish in style 

Finally, in the U18 girls' category,  Maria Mora Sanz  et  Celia Alarcon Garcia  (TS3) won the title after their victory against the Swedish team.  Juni Sjöland / Zoe Andersson  ( 6 / 4 6 / 4 ).

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 The balance sheet by nation 

In total,  eight titles  were at stake during this edition of FIP Promises Paris.

  •  Spain: 5 titles  (U14 boys, U14 girls, U16 girls, U18 girls + U12 boys with Tello Buitron Olcina partnered with Frenchman Paul Rolandi Porcel)
  •  France: 4 titles  (U12 girls, U16 boys, U18 boys + U12 boys with Paul Rolandi Porcel)
  •  Italy: 0 titles 
  •  Sweden: 0 titles 

An edition marked by the great success of the young French players, who delivered several top-level performances in front of their home crowd, while also confirming Spain's dominance in the youth categories of international padel.

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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