The first day of FIP Bronze Marnes II Men's Qualifications , disputed at Forest Hill of Marnes-la-Coquette The tournament largely held true to expectations. Most of the favorites lived up to expectations and will be present on Thursday to try and secure their place in the main draw. However, some of the qualifying rounds did produce a few surprises, with some top seeds falling short.
Marie / Filho facing Inzerillo / Choppe, the expected poster
In the upper part of the table, the favorites lived up to expectations. Jules Marie / Clément Filho (TS1) will find Jérôme Inzerillo / Victor Choppe (TS6) for one of the matches to watch in these qualifying finals.
Four French players, one place in the main draw, and a match that promises to be particularly interesting. The match is scheduled starting at 9am on court 14 and will be followed directly on Padel MagTV .
Lefèvre / Guguin facing the gunners Coulombeau / Motz
In another part of the table, Paul Lefèvre / Kevin Guguin took advantage of the withdrawal of the Belgian pair, seeded 8th, Alexandre Valentin / Noa Bazin .
They will now have to overcome a much more significant obstacle with Alexis Coulombeau / Julien Motz (TS4) Two big hitters from the French circuit who will try to use their power to try and secure their place in the main draw.
The match is scheduled for court 16.
Setodji/Chevillard and Mitjana/De Galbert take down the seeded players
It was in this third part of the bracket that the qualifiers held their main surprises.
The two players on the right Raphaël Rubio / Benjamin Dufour were surprised by Thomas Setodji / Arthur Chevillard , at the end of a particularly close match won 7 / 6 7 / 6 .
On the other side, Thomas Mitjana / Thibault de Galbert They too defied expectations by eliminating the 5th seed, Rayan Ouabed / Théo Bergamaschi .
As a result, the two expected pairs will not be present at this pre-tournament final. Setodji / Chevillard and Mitjana / De Galbert They will have a real opportunity to qualify for the main draw. The match is scheduled for Court 15.
Potel/Etienne versus the Cohen cousins
Finally, in the lower part, Lucas Potel / Natan Etienne (TS7) will have a lot to do in the face of the Israeli seed Aaron Cohen / Noam Cohen .
On paper, this is probably one of the most unpredictable qualifying finals. The French will try to upset one of the top seeds from the prelims to continue their journey in Marnes-la-Coquette.
This meeting will open the day at 9 p.m. on court 13 (central track).
The main draw will begin at 10am
But the qualifying finals will not be the only issue at stake on Thursday. The main draw will also begin at 10am , with the first matches then taking place throughout the day.
However, be aware that the currently published program remains provisional In particular, the encounter between should no longer be taken into account. Philemon Raichman / Enzo Couacaud and Bastien Blanqué / Maxime Joris This match still appears on the official schedule, which is set to begin at noon on court 13.
Blanqué and Joris have indeed withdrawn from the match. According to our information, Bastien Blanqué has suffered a minor knee injury. leading the French pair to withdraw from the tournament.
The day is therefore expected to be particularly busy at Forest Hill of Marnes-la-Coquette , between four final spots to be awarded in qualifying and the launch of the main draw of this second edition of the FIP Bronze Marnes II .
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.
































































































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