Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello win the Valladolid Premier Padel P2 by winning in front of Ale Galán / Fede Chingotto on the score of 6 / 4 6 / 3 , in just 1:04 .
A final controlled from start to finish by the world number 1s, who secured their third consecutive title in Valladolid, at Arturo Coello , in front of his audience.
Tapia finds his smash again and dictates the tempo
In this final, we saw a very great Agustín Tapia The Argentinian was very strong in the important moments, but above all, we felt he had returned to a very high level in his smash.
Throughout the match, he produced some monstrous shots, regularly gaining the upper hand in attacking phases. Whenever it was necessary to accelerate, make a difference, or disrupt the opponent's rhythm, Tapia was there.
By his side, Arturo Coello He delivered a very serious match. Solid at the block, focused in transitions and very accurate in his choices, he allowed the number 1 pair to quickly regain the net and stifle Galán / Chingotto.
Galán tries, Chingotto diminished
Opposite, Ale Galán tried to hold the fort. The Madrid player delivered a great performance, often looking to compensate for the physical difficulties of Fede Chingotto .
The Argentinian, who suffered an infection this week, still seemed hampered. He was frequently seen heading to the locker room during changeovers. Despite some improved spells, he struggled considerably, particularly after the break, making uncharacteristic mistakes and displaying less physical responsiveness than usual.
Statistics show it: 29 unforced errors for Galán / Chingotto, against only 18 For Tapia/Coello. Too big a gap against such a solid number 1 pair.

Number 1s take back control
This title confirms the renewed momentum of Tapia / Coello At the start of the season, Galán/Chingotto had gained the upper hand, notably with a very clear victory at the Buenos Aires P1 , 6 / 2 6 / 1 .
But since then, the world number ones have completely reversed the trend. They are now racking up wins. three wins in a row facing Galán / Chingotto and clearly regain the upper hand in this top duel.
Above all, Tapia and Coello seem to be regaining the dominance they displayed last season. After a somewhat inconsistent start to the year, they're getting back on track at the perfect time.
Heading to Bordeaux with full confidence
With this new title, Tapia / Coello arrive launched for the Bordeaux Premier Padel P2 Their level of performance in Valladolid, particularly in this final, sends a clear message to the rest of the circuit.
For Galan / Chingotto The question now is what physical condition Chingotto will be in when he arrives in Bordeaux. The Argentinian is expected to be present, but his week in Valladolid showed that he is not at 100%.
One thing is certain: the world's number 1 players will arrive in Gironde full of confidence, having retained their title in Valladolid, and with the feeling of having regained control.
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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