La Generali Hexagon Cup 2026 group stage delivered its verdict on Saturday at the Magic Box A decisive day, full of twists and turns, which determined the two finalists: ADVantage Team et KRU Padel by Taktika . Behind, RL9 Padel Team et Team BELLA Puerto Rico will compete for third place after a great climb up the standings.
ADVantage Team takes control
The day starts off strong with the women's duel between ADVantage Team et X Padel Team . Delfi Brea / Martina Calvo They set the pace. Solid in the first set, then unstoppable in the second, they prevailed. 6 / 3 6 / 0 face Tamara Icardo / Claudia Fernández , giving their team two valuable points and a top spot.
Hexagon Team relaunches, RL9 falters
At men's, Paquito Navarro / Fran Guerrero deliver a strong performance against Agustín Tapia / Jon Sanz (RL9). Trailing, the “Pacos” turned the game around with sheer grit to win. 4/6 6/4 12/10 , scoring their first points and reshuffling the cards.
On the other hand, the ladies of the Hexagon Team missed out. Sofia Araújo / Claudia Jensen seize their opportunities and prevail 7 / 5 7 / 5 face Ale Salazar / Carmen Goenaga , ideally launching the dynamics of KRU Padel by Taktika .

KRÜ is also making progress in Next Gen
In the category Next Gen , Andrés Fernández Lancha / Marc Sintes (KRÜ) come back from a poor start to win in the super tie-break against Enzo Jensen / 'Rama' Valenzuela (RNA by Cox): 3/6 6/3 14/12 A point that carries significant weight in the race to the final.
BELLA Puerto Rico still believes in it
Another notable success in Next Gen: Juani Rubini / Aimar Goñi (Team BELLA Puerto Rico) dominate Curro Cabeza / Guille Collado (Eleven Eleven) 6 / 2 7 / 5 reviving hopes of a place in the final four.
Match of the day: Momo–Chingotto tip the scales against KRÜ
The afternoon session delivers the expected shock. 'Momo' González / Fede Chingotto (KRÜ) overturn Martín Di Nenno / Juan Tello (ADVantage) after losing the first set, to win 3/6 7/6 10/3 Fueled by the crowd, the Spanish-Argentine duo staged a decisive comeback and propelled KRU in the final for the second year in a row.

Bea González wears BELLA Puerto Rico
Final women's group duel: Bea González / Bea Caldera (BELLA Puerto Rico) dominate Paula Josemaría / Ale Alonso (Eleven Eleven) 6 / 3 6 / 2 An authoritative performance that allows their team to remain in contention for the podium.
Sunday's program
Sunday, it's time for the finals:
- Match for 3rd place From 10 hrs : RL9 Padel Team vs Team BELLA Puerto Rico
- Grand finale (not before 16 hrs : ADVantage Team vs KRÜ Padel by Taktika
The format remains the same: women's match then male , and Next Gen in case of a tie.
Final standings of the group stage
- Eleven Eleven
- X Padel Team
- Rafa Nadal Academy by Cox
- Hexagon Team
A final day promises to be electrifying, with a Coello–Tapia as a backdrop for the podium and a duel ADVantage–KRÜ for the title.
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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