Dylan Guichard  and the Belgian  Clement Geens  win the  FIP Bronze Houten in the Netherlands  by winning the final against the  2nd seed Guillermo Figuerola / Robert Belmont Pastor  on the score of  6 / 4 6 / 0 .

A final perfectly controlled by the pair  Franco-Belgian , which thus confirms its status as  1st seed in the tournament  and pick up  his first international title of the season .

 A one-way finish 

After a relatively balanced start to the match,  Guichard and Geens  They quickly gained the upper hand in the first set. More solid in the crucial moments, they managed to secure the decisive break to win.  6/4 .

In the second set, their domination became total. The Franco-Belgian pair raised their level even further and  leaves no chance for his opponents unfolding to conclude  6/0  and claim the title.

 A solid performance despite a few scares 

The course of  Guichard and Geens  However, it hasn't been a smooth journey.

Au  first round They had to fight hard to overcome the British.  Louis Harris / Alexander Loughlan  in three sets.

They then  played out in the round of 16  facing the French  Johan Peloux / Romain Sichez before experiencing a huge battle in  quarterfinal  against the Dutch  Julian Prins / Youp De Kroon , won  in the third set tie-break .

En  semi final They had already demonstrated great composure by dominating the Spanish.  Jaume Romera Barceló / Pau Miñano Ortiz   7 / 6 7 / 6 , two tie-breaks won with authority.

A perfect build-up before a completely controlled finale.

 40 FIP points and confidence for Guichard 

With this success,  Guichard and Geens leave with 40 FIP points , a valuable gain for the Frenchman.

 Dylan Guichard continues his progress in the world rankings  and confirms its status as  French number one French is gradually approaching  world top 100 , proof of his consistency on the circuit.

Having already made a strong impression at the start of the season in  taking a set from the world number 1 Guichard confirms his momentum with this title.

A success that could well leave its mark  the start of a very promising season for the Frenchman on the international circuit .

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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