Le  P1000 Men's Allauch LB13  This weekend promises to be particularly competitive, with several pairs capable of winning the title. Leading the charge,  Raphaël Rubio / Rémy Gourre  will start with the status of number 1 seed, but the competition behind them will be serious, notably  Tristan Piombo / Nicolas Molinero  and several outsiders capable of shaking up the hierarchy.

The  The semi-finals and the final will be broadcast live on Padel MagTV .

Rubio/Gourre, the pair to beat

At the top of series 1, we will find  Raphaël Rubio / Rémy Gourre , a pair that arrives with a lot of confidence.

Gourre remains, in particular, on a  title won last week at the P1000 Box-to-Box where he played alongside  Tristan Piombo .

This time, the two men will be adversaries.

Rubio, for his part, has already won  several P1000s this season  and will be among the most experienced and consistent players in the draw.

Given their TS1 status and their current form,  Rubio and Gourre will logically be among the main favorites for the title. .

Piombo and Molinero, after facing each other in the final, are now together.

The second seed will consist of  Tristan Piombo / Nicolas Molinero .

A rather amusing association in light of last week: at  P1000 Box-to-Box Piombo had won the final with Gourre… precisely against Molinero.

A few days later, the two men will therefore share the same side of the track.

Piombo is bound to arrive full of confidence after his title win, while Molinero will want to bounce back quickly after this lost final.

With their skill level and complementary skills, they too will be  genuine contenders for the title .

Vial / Tullou, a very homogeneous pair

In seed 3,  Romain Vial / Benjamin Tullou  will form a particularly homogeneous pair.

Vial also comes from a  final four at the P1000 Box-to-Box , contested with Raphaël Rubio. He will therefore face Rubio again this time as a potential opponent.

With Tullou, ranked 65th in France, he has a solid and consistent partner.

On paper, this pair clearly has what it takes to reach  at least the semi-finals , or even go looking for more.

Suzanna / Tafanelli, carried by a fit Théo Suzanna

The second seed will consist of  Théo Suzanna / Jean-Baptiste Tafanelli .

With  Suzanna, 35th French player They have one of the highest-ranked players in the tournament. Tafanelli, ranked 168th, will inevitably be ranked slightly lower, but Suzanna's momentum can clearly lift the pair.

Their objective will be at a minimum to  aim for the final four , with perhaps a place in the final if the draw opens up.

Stroppiana / Fauvelle, Loriedo / Noblecourt… serious outsiders

Behind the top four seeds, several pairs could spring a surprise.

La  TS5 Hugo Stroppiana / Maxime Fauvelle .

En  TS6, Frédéric Loriedo / Steeve Noblecourt .

La  TS7 Arthur Chevillard / Thomas Setodji  She too will be able to shake up the hierarchy, just like  Evan Armand / Mickaël Charles , seeded 8.

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A very open field behind the favorites

On paper, it's  Rubio / Gourre  et  Piombo / Molinero  appear slightly above, but the gap remains small enough to imagine several surprises.

Vial / Tullou and Suzanna / Tafanelli will have real ambitions, while the 5th to 8th seeded players will clearly be looking to break the hierarchy.

Le  P1000 Allauch LB13  This promises a fairly open weekend, with several pairs capable of competing for the title.

See you this weekend, with the  The semi-finals and the final can be followed live on Padel MagTV .

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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