With PadelDev, we looked at the analysis of the big match of quarterfinal between Tison / Maigret et Vincent / Authier.
And the least we can say is that Pierre-Vincent delivered a great performance alongside François Authier, the coach ofMind Padel. Yes, he has sometimes been put in difficulty by a Adrien Maigret very offensive, capable of cutting trajectories, but he knew how to respond effectively, with 12 winning points to his credit.
In reality, it is mainly François Authier who suffered in the face of Benjamin Tison, the former French number 1. The left-hander was simply the MVP of the match : if he makes as many mistakes as Vincent and Authier, he signs 19 winning points, against only 4 for François Authier.
With such a gap, we understand better why, for the Lyonnais, the part was far from simple...
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