Chartres is no longer the last of ProA. If this unflattering place was only one-off, it was still necessary to prove it, this Tuesday, November 9, at Hennebont, not much better off in the standings (8e).
In the hall of the 2019 French champion, Emmanuel Rassouw’s men immediately set the tone for a prosperous evening with the inaugural success of the Hungarian Bence Majoros (n ° 61) on the Breton number 1, Omar Assar (n ° 29). Sure of his strength, the Chartrain did not gamble when the Egyptian came back to height (1 round everywhere) to break away in the next two sets (3-1).
On this point, the victory of Vitor Ishiy (n ° 62) over Anders Lind was, on paper, hardly in doubt. And the master asset of the CCTT, after a delicate start (led 7-9 in the first round), was quick to take the measure of the Dane (n ° 83), much too nervous, in three dry sets (11 -9 each time).
Hennebont comes back to height
At 2-0, President Gasnier’s troop had considerably extinguished the atmosphere in the Abraham room. It remained for Florent Lambiet (n ° 105) to win the Belgian-Belgian duel against Cédric Nuytinck (n ° 73) to seal the victory of his colors.
Potentially the first in the league. Except that it was the Flemish GVH who won (3-1). And as Vitor Ishiy was not doing better than his partner, it was the Majoros – Ismailov match (n ° 168) which decided the outcome of the meeting. In this case, it is the Hungarian who offered the decisive point to his partners by winning his duel against the Russian, joker of the Breton formation (3-1).
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