Le London Premier Padel P1 gets down to business this Wednesday with the round of XNUMX After a first day devoted to the early rounds, the main male seeds will make their entry into the competition, while the women's draw will continue its first round.
All matches will be available to watch. live on the YouTube channel of Premier Padel .
Centre Court: The favorites are in action
The day will start at 11 p.m. (French time) with the women's duel between Nuria Rodriguez / Giulia Dal Pozzo et Marta Ortega / Sofia Araujo .
The world number 1 Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia will then make their entrance against the Portuguese brothers Nuno and Miguel Deus before the match between Paquito Navarro / Martin Di Nenno et Santi Pineda / Javi Ruiz .
From 16:30 , mike yanguas et Franco Stupaczuk will launch their tournament against Jose Solano / Ramiro Pereyra , before Ale Galán et Fede Chingotto are not opposed to Flavio Abbate / Álvaro Montiel .
Finally, the evening session will offer the most anticipated match on the French side. Thomas Leygue et Clement Geens , who pulled off a huge upset in the first round, will try to create another sensation against the seeded 3 , Juan Lebrón et Leo Augsburg A scheduled meeting around 20:30 pm (French time) .
Court 2: Coki Nieto, Momo González and the ladies in the spotlight
Le short 2 will open with Ale Salazar / Aranza Osoro salary. Bea Caldera / Carmen Goenaga then Tamara Icardo / Claudia Jensen will make their debut against Ariadna Cañellas / Amanda Lopez .
At men's, Fran Guerrero / Javi Leal will find Curro Cabeza / Mariano Gonzalez .
In the afternoon session, Carolina Orsi / Patty Llaguno will be opposed to Marta Barrera / Jana Montes .
Then Momo González et Lucas Campagnolo will enter the competition against Lijó / Gil .
The day will end with Coki Nieto / Jon Sanz , opposed to Rodrigo Coello / Diego Garcia .
Court 3: Several new associations to follow
The program will begin with Sofia Saiz / Lucia Sainz salary. Martina Fassio / Raquel Eugenio .
Will follow Javi Garrido / Lucas Bergamini face Juan Cruz Belluati / Ignacio Piotto then Noemi Aguilar / Letizia Manquillo salary. Noa Canovas / Laia Rodriguez .
Attention will then turn towards Edu Alonso / Aimar Goñi , opposed to Maxi Sánchez / Daniel Santigosa .
Another very interesting poster, the new pair Álex Ruiz / Javi García will challenge the Argentinians Tino Libaak / Gonza Alfonso before the duel between Christian Medina / Alberto Garcia et Juan Tello / Maxi Arce .
Court 4: more great posters
Le short 4 will also offer a packed program.
The day will begin with Denis Perino / Facundo Dominguez salary. José Jiménez / Álex Arroyo .
Will follow Jimena Velasco / Vero Virseda face Patricia Martinez / Claudia Escacena then David Gala / Enzo Jensen salary. Javi Barahona / Álex Chozas .
In the ladies, Giorgia Marchetti / Lara Arruabarrena will find Lorena Rufo / Victoria Iglesias .
At the end of the day, Lucho Capra / Luis Hernandez will face Juanlu Esbrí / Sanyo Gutiérrez before concluding with Íñigo Jofre / Jairo Bautista salary. Marc Quílez / Fede Mouriño .
The favorites launch their campaign
This second day will truly mark the beginning of the battle for the title with the entry of all the top pairs on the men's circuit. Between the debuts of Coello / Tapia , Galan / Chingotto , Lebrón / Augsburger , Stupaczuk / Yanguas , Paquito / Di Nenno or, Coki Nieto / Jon Sanz The show promises to be spectacular on the London tracks.
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