The qualifications of the FIP Silver Narbonne delivered their verdict this Thursday, with four pairs qualifying for the main draw and three pairs receiving repechage spots. lucky losers after several withdrawals in the final draw.
The big deal by François Authier and Pierre Vincent
The performance of the day goes to Lyon. François Authier and Pierre Vincent Facing the second seeded team from qualifying, the Swiss Philip Orloff and Kilian Jordan The French turned the situation around after losing the first set to win. 4/6 6/1 6/3 .
A victory of character that opens the doors to the main draw and confirms the good momentum of the duo.
In the first round of the main draw, Authier and Vincent will face another French pair: Julien Biron and Thomas Seux , with a place in the round of 16 against Timéo Fonteny and Yoan Boronad , seeded 10.
Other qualified
The pair made up of the Belgian Maxime Deloyer and Polish Jerzy Janowicz also secured his place by dominating the Spanish team. Saul Duran Heras and Eric Romano in two sets: 7 / 5 6 / 1 .
They will be opposed from the outset to Thomas Vanbauce and Philemon Raichman before a possible round of 16 match against Franco Dal Bianco and Maxi Maldonado , seeded 6.
Finally, the Argentinian Relis Ferreyra and the Spanish Mario Rodriguez Marcos , the top seed in qualifying, qualified without playing after the withdrawal of Ludovic Cancel and Charles Gortzounian They will face the Swiss in the first round. Philip Orloff and Kilian Jordan , themselves having been brought back as lucky losers.
The last qualifying spot went to Alvaro Sola Sala and Rafael Marquet , winners of Nicolas Trancart and Hugo Cazaban in three rounds ( 1/6 6/3 6/3 They will meet again in the first round Arthur Hugounenq and Yanis Muesser .
Three lucky losers in the main draw
The withdrawals recorded in the final bracket allowed three teams eliminated in qualifying to continue the competition:
- Ludovic Cancel / Charles Gortzounian join the main draw and will challenge Manuel Vives and Olivier Guy de Chamisso in the first round.
- Saul Duran Heras / Eric Romano inherit a tough first round against Benjamin Tison and Ferran Insa , 8th seeded.
- Philip Orloff / Kilian Jordan are given a second chance and will directly face the qualifiers Relis Ferreyra and Mario Rodriguez Marcos .
With these final adjustments, the final table of FIP Silver Narbonne is now complete and promises many more French clashes and great opportunities for the French team.
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