This is the good news of the day in Italy, the qualifications of the FIP Silver Sandigliano took place today and we can already announce that an additional French pair will be in the main draw of this tournament. Even before playing the last qualifying round, Thomas Basso et Jeremy Robert are already assured of having their place for the main table !
Two wins in Italy to start
The two young Lyonnais won yesterday at the first round qualifications against Antoniazzi/Bulgarelli 6/3 6/4 , a solid start to acclimatize to the conditions before a big match today against the number 3 seed in the qualifiers: Calzada/Calzada.
A match that will not go to its term , the two Spaniards give up in the first set while Basso/Robert led 5/1 , a godsend for our French who reached the last round of qualifications, synonymous with passage in table.
Withdrawals in the main draw which benefit the French
As we have seen in recent weeks in FIP tournaments, many main draw pairs are withdraw at the last moment and therefore offer additional places . Initially, 4 teams were supposed to reach the main table but they are finally 8 teams qualifications that will take place in this table. That's why, even before playing, we can already announce that Thomas Basso and Jeremy Robert will come and add their names to the list of French people engaged in Italy.
A first round identical to last week?
In the possible draws of our young French people, we find Fonteny/Boronad, a clash that took place last week at FIP Silver of Narbonne and who had turned to the advantage of Timéo and Yoan. Thomas Basso and Jeremy Robert may also fall on other French people, Arthur Hugounenq et Nicolas Rouanet but also on top world players like the Melendez brothers.
Case to follow tomorrow with the first round of this FIP Silver Sandigliano!
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!


























































































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