With the end of the Valladolid Premier Padel P2 The ranking of the most decorated active players is evolving again. Taking into account the titles won on Premier Padel , the World Padel Tour and the Padel Per tour , Agustín Tapia now joins Ale Galán leading among men.
In the ladies, Alejandra Salazar remains the leader but Paula Josemaría continues to get closer after his title win in Valladolid with Bea González .
Tapia equalizes with Galán
The battle between Ale Galán et Agustín Tapia is shaping up to be one of the season's recurring themes. After several consecutive titles for Galán at the start of the year with Fede Chingotto Tapia responded with Arturo Coello .
Thanks to his new title in Valladolid, the Argentinian is now level with Galán. The two players now have 58 tracks each.
Behind them, Arturo Coello continues his rise. With his third consecutive title at home in Valladolid, the Spaniard now reaches 51 trophies . He is ahead Sanyo Gutiérrez , fourth with 42 tracks , and Juan Lebrón , fifth with 41 tracks .
The top 10 active male players
1. Ale Galán: 58 titles
1. Agustín Tapia: 58 titles
3. Arturo Coello: 51 titles
4. Sanyo Gutiérrez: 42 titles
5. Juan Lebrón: 41 titles
6. Paquito Navarro: 26 titles
7. Maxi Sánchez: 22 tracks
8. Fede Chingotto: 20 titles
9. Franco Stupaczuk: 19 titles
10. Martín Di Nenno: 15 titles
Paula Josemaría is getting closer
In the women's category, the top of the rankings remains unchanged. Alejandra Salazar remains the leader with 58 tracks . Behind, Gemma Triay et Ari Sánchez follow closely with 55 tracks each.
Corn (Mais) Paula Josemaría continues to come back. Thanks to his title at Valladolid P2 , won with Bea González it now reaches 52 tracks , which is only three less than Triay and Sánchez.
Behind, Bea González She too climbs with this new trophy and now counts 28 tracks , just in front of Delfi Brea which totals 27 .
The top 10 active female players
1. Alejandra Salazar: 58 titles
2. Gemma Triay: 55 titles
2. Ari Sánchez: 55 titles
4. Paula Josemaría: 52 titles
5. Bea González: 28 titles
6. Delfi Brea: 27 titles
7. Marta Ortega: 16 titles
8. Patty Llaguno: 12 titles
8. Lucía Sainz: 12 titles
8. Claudia Fernández: 12 titles
And in the history of padel?
If we include retired players, Fernando Belasteguín remains very far ahead in the men's category with 162 tracks , before Juan Martín Díaz and 116 tracks . Pablo Lima completes the podium with 66 trophies .
Behind them, we already find Galán and Tapia, both at 58 tracks , then Coello with 51 .
In the women's category, the historical rankings remain dominated by players still active: Alejandra Salazar , Gemma Triay , Ari Sánchez et Paula Josemaría occupy the top four places.
A ranking that could still change quickly
With the current pace of the circuit, this ranking could change quickly. In the men's competition, the duel... Galán / Tapia is now fully relaunched. And with Coello Already with 51 titles at only 24 years old, the hierarchy could continue to tighten.
In the ladies, Paula Josemaría gradually returns to the duo Triay / Sánchez , While Bea González continues to add titles to his list of achievements.
Le Bordeaux Premier Padel P2 It's already happening, with another opportunity for the leaders to grab a few more trophies.
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