But what are they doing here? Franco Stupaczuk et Juan lebron in this P2 table of Cancun, boycotted by almost all players of the world top 100 and a good part of the top 200 ? This is the question that many people ask themselves. Stupa (5th in the world) et Lebron (6th) will be so #1 seeded, while seed n ° 2 will be composed of Gustavo Nunes (114th) et Miguel Angel Solbes (79th)The gap is striking: 16 427 points separate these two pairs.
Once again, a P2 of Premier Padel risk of getting people talking… and not necessarily in a good way. Especially since Juan lebron, already criticized for his sometimes borderline behavior, risks finding himself under fire from critics. Why Stupa and Lebron have they decided to ignore the boycott of their colleagues? No doubt they will have to explain themselves.
A tournament without any real stakes?
Le lack of interest for the men's tournament is obvious. On paper, Stupaczuk and Lebron have already won the competition before even starting it. They will leave with valuable points, while the majority of players decided not to participate.
The only expected poster is the one that will oppose Stupa/Lebron à Tolito/Alfonso, a duel that should captivate spectators, especially at MexicoWhere Tolito Aguirre, Argentine by birth, is considered “the most Mexican of Argentines.”
The French presence
On the French side, several pairs will try to take advantage of the opportunity offered by this very open tournament:
- Maxime Joris / Guillem Figuerola (17th position), finalists of the FIP GOLD Dubai
- Julien Seurin alongside a quarter-finalist of P2 de Gijón: Philémon Raichman (22nd position)
- Max Moreau / Kamel Moumen (25th position)
- Jérôme Inzerillo / Adrien Maigret (36th position)
- Simon Wagner and Thomas Vanbauce (37th position), who had offered themselves a Main table in Gijón
- Nicolas Rouanet and Pierre Vincent (46th position), who will try to collect points
A P2 which, despite its limited casting, could offer a chance for lower-ranked players to score points on the circuit Premier Padel.

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.