Le FIP Promises Paris It will bring together the best young talents in international padel, but the success of such an event also depends on everything that happens off the court. To offer an experience worthy of the biggest tournaments, the organizers rely on technical partners capable of putting technology at the service of the spectacle.
Among them, Yoan Rilcy , leader of LED Screen Events Paris He oversees the installation of the giant screen that will broadcast matches, scores, and official information throughout the competition. He reflects on the importance of digital signage in modern sporting events.
"To offer an immersive experience to all viewers"
Padel Magazine Can you briefly describe your activity and your role at FIP Promises Paris?
Yoan Rilcy: I am the director of Écran LED Events Paris, a company specializing in the rental and installation of giant LED screens for sporting, institutional, and private events. We support our clients from the design phase to the commissioning of display solutions tailored to their needs.
For the FIP Promises Paris, our mission is to install, configure, and ensure the smooth operation of the LED screen that will broadcast matches, scores, official information, and video content throughout the competition. Our goal is to provide a seamless and immersive experience for all attendees.
"A giant screen completely changes the perception of a tournament."
Why is it important to install a giant screen at an event like this?
Today, a giant screen has become a true communication and entertainment tool. It makes every moment of the competition more lively, more accessible, and more spectacular.
Whether you're in the front row or dozens of meters from the court, everyone can follow the rallies, replays, scores, and important information. The screen helps create a true atmosphere of a major international event.
"Both the players and the public are winners."
What does this actually bring to the players, families and spectators present on site?
For the players, it's a real boost to their performance. Playing in an environment equipped with a giant screen reinforces the feeling of participating in a high-level competition.
Families get more out of every exchange by easily following matches and results, while spectators enjoy a much more immersive experience. The screen brings the audience together around the event and significantly improves the viewing experience.
"In an international event, nothing can be left to chance."
Does hosting an international youth tournament require specific organization?
Yes, absolutely.
Every detail counts: adherence to schedules, reliability of equipment, prior testing, safety of facilities and our ability to intervene quickly if necessary.
When young athletes from several countries participate in an international competition, the goal is to offer them conditions worthy of the biggest events.
"Install quickly, install well"
What are the main challenges when setting up this type of equipment at a sporting event?
The main challenge is to ensure a perfectly reliable installation within a very short timeframe.
It is necessary to take into account the constraints of the site, optimize visibility for the public, anticipate weather conditions when the event takes place outdoors and guarantee the safety of all the facilities.
"Technology has become a player in the show."
In your opinion, what role does technology and digital signage play today in the success of a sporting event?
Technology has become an essential element of sporting events.
It improves the spectator experience, facilitates the dissemination of real-time information, and allows partners to gain visibility.
Digital signage transforms a simple tournament into a true experience. It highlights the athletes' performances, enhances the event's image, and creates memories for everyone involved.
Today, it's no longer just about watching a match, but about experiencing an event.
LED Screen Events Paris, partner of the spectator experience
Specializing in the rental and installation of giant LED screens, LED Screen Events Paris supports sporting, institutional and private events with digital signage solutions tailored to each project. FIP Promises Paris The company will contribute to enhancing the experience for players, families, and spectators through real-time streaming of matches, scores, and official content. This system plays a key role in taking the tournament to a new level.
































































































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