Le main board starts in Agrigento with a strong French presence, between pairs coming from the qualifications and headliners who enter directly into the competition.
Guy de Chamisso / Pillon as bosses
Having emerged from qualifying with authority, Olivier Guy de Chamisso / Lucas Pillon confirmed their form. A clear victory first against the Belgians Stas / Torres-Jacobs (6/2 6/2), then a solid victory against the TS4 Nicocia / Lasgoity (7/5 6/1).
They will play their first round of the main board against the lucky losers Rodrigo Lopez Santin / Filippo Necchi A match that looks promising on paper. Scheduled as the second match at 17pm on court 3, with a real opportunity to reach the round of 8.
Lambert Agosti / Robinson, same scenario
In the ladies, Lou Lambert Agosti / Fitia Robinson have also secured their place through qualifying. They will face the lucky losers in the first round. Genovese / Garbisu Irizabal , which they had already dominated in qualifying (6/1 6/3).
A favorable draw and a special context, with the possibility of confirming it from 9am on court 3.
Seurin/Vanbauce face a seeded team
Direct entry into the table for Julien Seurin / Thomas Vanbauce , but with a large starter: the TS7 Miñano / Romera .
The match is scheduled for the second 12pm rotation on court 4.
Merrah, Barla and Bahurel in the deep end
Several French women are also starting their tournament:
Steffi Merrah , associated with the Tunisian Doria Chamli , face Atencia / Montesi at 9am on the center court.
Kimy Barla with the Belgian Noémie Sermant will play against the Italians Beltrami / Di Battista in the second rotation at 9am on court 2.
A greater challenge for Louise Bahurel / Ivet Val Lopez , opposed to the TS2 Garcia Trella / Lopez Moral at 10am on court 4.
A busy day for the French team
Between pairs with confidence coming through qualifying and direct entries against seeded teams, the French delegation will have cards to play right from this opening round of the tournament. main board In Agrigento. Several matches are within reach, provided we are ready.
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