Thomas Leygue not only signs a qualification for the second turn from P1 in Buenos Aires, but also reached this week the best ranking of his career . The French now occupies the 86th place in the world , an increase of one rank compared to its previous record (87th) set at the end of 2023.
And the momentum is positive. With a victory this Tuesday at first round of the main draw , obtained against Lamperti / Rubini , Thomas Leygue could still improve your ranking next week. He will then be hired at FIP Silver of Bandol , in France.
Alongside Jesus Moya , Thomas Leygue seems to have found a partner with whom the chemistry works quickly. The duo, who only dispute their second tournament together , n / A not yet lost a single set in this competition.
“This is our second tournament together with Moya. I'm very happy, and so is he, and we're playing well. We'll try to continue together. In any case, that's the goal, and so far, we're playing well. So much the better,” Thomas confides.
Their next challenge promises to be more challenging. round of XNUMX , they will face the number 12 seed: Javier Leal / Francisco Guerrero , a newly formed pair On paper, the Spanish start as favorites, but the pair Franco-Spanish Leygue / Moya showed that she could surprise.
What if Thomas Leygue and Jesús Moya were to go after a big hit in Buenos Aires?
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.


























































































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