Saturday's results clearly reshuffled the deck across all the P1000 tournaments held this weekend. While some favorites lived up to expectations, it was especially the... numerous falls of top seeds which marked the beginnings of the tournaments. Almost no tournament was spared, with outsiders capable of overturning the hierarchy and making it into the final four.

P1000 TerraPadel Stopover / Lasserre at the table of the greats

This is undoubtedly one of the tournaments where the biggest upsets have left their mark. While the top two seeds performed well, the rest of the draw faltered.

The first warning came in the round of 3 with the elimination of the third seeds. Robin Petitdidier and Lucas Potel fell after an intense battle against Antoine Michel Alexeev and Sébastien Romero. A landmark victory… but one that didn't lead to anything further, as they were then stopped in the quarterfinals by Thomas Messina and Cyril Rouleau, who were solid and more consistent.

La real surprise The tournament's standout player, however, is Valentin Lasserre and Matthieu Escale. The Tarbes duo have had a remarkable run: after knocking out the fourth seeds in the round of 4, they confirmed their form in the quarterfinals against Steven and John Martel. A controlled victory that propels them into the next round. first P1000 semi-final, a great performance for this pair.

Semi-finals:
Bayard / Vincent vs Lasserre / Stopover
Messina / Rouleau vs Étienne / Lelarge
From 10:30 am on Padel MagTV

P1000 Ace Padel : a quarter of a shift, but a hierarchy that was generally respected

At the Ace PadelThe biggest upset came from the match between the 4th and 5th seeds. Coirault and Zisswiller came very close to causing an upset against Motz and Bernard. After a blistering start and several opportunities to pull away, they let two tie-breaks slip away where their opponents' experience proved decisive.

Although the other quarter-finals were clearer on paper, this confrontation comes close to shaking things up.

Semi-finals:
Filho/Gortzounian vs Grue/Mitjana
Dornberger / Dupont-Brimbeuf vs Motz / Bernard
To be continued from 12pm

P1000 4Padel Rouen – Petit-Quevilly: the TS8 turns the tables

It was in Rouen that the hierarchy was most violently shaken. The third-seeded pair of Boutel/Brechemier came within a hair's breadth of the semi-finals… before collapsing.

After letting a cruel first set slip away, they reacted perfectly in the second, but then ran into a tactically extremely solid Toussaint/Lefevre duo. TS8 pulls off a huge coup by eliminating one of the title contenders.

Elsewhere, the other seeded players avoided the trap, but the message is clear: in Rouen, no one is safe.

Semi-finals:
Forcin / Marie vs Dandois / Deknuydt
Perez Le Tiec / Perez Le Tiec vs Toussaint / Lefevre

P1000 The MurMur: double fall at the top of the chart

The public witnessed a real upset. Two major seeds exited the tournament in the quarterfinals.

The second-seeded pair of De Meyer/Sarrat were stopped by Roux/Moura, who were more consistent and more effective in the key moments. Meanwhile, Coulombeau/Truong (seeded 4th) fell to Arette-Hourquet/Larue, who had a great tournament.

Two eliminations that completely open up the draw and offer less expected pairs a A rare opportunity to aim for a final.

Semi-finals:
Pillon / Dufour vs Arette-Hourquet / Larue
Trancart / Cazes-Carrère vs Roux / Moura
Start at 10 p.m.

P1000 Clermont Padel Club: Saturday's big surprises

Clermont was not spared from the wave. The 3rd and 4th seeds were both eliminated.

Le Panse/Rubio lost to Barthe/Hugounenq after a very close match, where consistency and mental strength made the difference in key moments. But the major surprise This comes from the victory of Perrot / Huard de la Marre (TS13) against Chavey / Arumi-Siger. A great performance for both youngsters.

The favorites are still there, but the field has opened up considerably.

Semi-finals:
Barthe / Hugounenq vs Diaz / Ayuso
Seux / Jover vs Perrot / Huard de la Marre
From 10:30 am on Padel MagTV

Here is the complete summary of all the results in detail:

A roundup of the P1000 tournaments: lively quarterfinals across all venues, with complete results.
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