Fernandez and Garcia take a double in Reunion

La seed n ° 1, Anthony Fernandez et Pablo Garcia, won the final of the FIP Silver Reunion II in front of the seed n ° 2, Mario Huete et Facundo Domínguez, on the score of 6 / 3 6 / 4. A success full of mastery which allows them to achieve the doubled on the island, after their victory at Champ Fleuri last week.

A final controlled from start to finish

From the very first exchanges, Fernandez and Garcia took control of the match. After a first set concluded 6/3 thanks to two breaks at 3/3 then 5/3, the Spanish pair continued their momentum in the second set, breaking at the key moment, at 5/4, to win 6/3 6/4 without trembling.

Fernandez, the metronome of the tournament

A true boss on the ground, Pincho Fernandez delivered a very high-level performance: 21 winning points for only 4 direct errors. Solid, lucid and constant, he was the driving force of the duo, supported by a Pablo Garcia inspired and sharp in smash.

Huete in difficulty, Domínguez solid

Opposite, Facundo Domínguez held his rank fairly, but Mario Huete failed to contain the pressure. Struggling in his diagonal, he finished with 22 unforced errors for 12 winning points, a ratio too unbalanced to hope to overthrow the tournament leaders.

A historic Reunion double

This second consecutive victory in Reunion Island confirms the superiority of the Fernandez / Garcia duo, who leave with 160 FIP points et no sets lost in eight matches on the tour. Enabling them to make a significant leap in the world rankings.

Heading for the circuit Premier Padel

The season continues next week for Pablo Garcia, which will be associated with david gala to face Juan Lebrón et Franco Stupaczuk in the first round of Newgiza P2. A new exciting stage for the Spanish player, full of confidence after a perfect tour under the Reunion sun.

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 !