Le P1000 C5 Stadium Bastia, scheduled for April 11 to 13, 2025, marks the reunion of an emblematic pair of French padel: Benjamin Tison et Adrien MaigretAfter several years of individual journeys, their association has aroused keen interest in the padel community.

A shared journey marked by success

Tison and Maigret have formed a formidable team in the past, notably winning the title of French vice-champions in 2018 and 2019Their complementarity and cohesion on the field made them among the best French pairs of the time.

Remarkable individual trajectories

In 2020, both players chose to pursue separate careers. Benjamin Tison distinguished himself on the international scene, becoming the first Frenchman to join the Top 60 worldwide, with a better ranking at the 57th place FIP. He notably won the CUPRA FIP Gold in Dubai in 2023, alongside the Spaniard Victor Mena, he also made numerous round of 16 appearances on the World Padel Tour.

For its part, Adrien Maigret, after a break at the end of 2024 for personal reasons, notably the arrival of his child, returns in 2025 with the firm intention of returning to the top level and rejoining the French team.

A reunion expected in Bastia

Their participation in the Bastia P1000 is therefore highly anticipated. This tournament represents an opportunity for them to test their partnership once again against tough competition. Their shared experience and past successes could work in their favor, but they will need to quickly find their rhythms to prevail.

P1000 C5 Stadium Bastia – A high-level line-up for the return of Tison and Maigret together

Issues and perspectives

Beyond the simple result, this return as a duo could pave the way for a more lasting collaboration. For Tison, regaining his supremacy on the French circuit is essential. For Maigret, it's an opportunity to prove that he's back at the highest level and ready to take on new challenges.

The P1000 C5 Stadium Bastia promises to be an unmissable event for padel fans, curious to see if the magic still works between these two French padel talents.

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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