2013 World Padel Tour

World Padel Tour 2013
Details
Duration8 April – 22 December
Edition1st
Tournaments19
CategoriesOpen (18)
Masters Finals (1)
Achievements (singles)
Most titlesMale
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín
Argentina Juan Martín Díaz
Female
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain
Spain Patricia Llaguno
Most finalsMale
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín
Argentina Juan Martín Díaz
Female
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain
Spain Patricia Llaguno
2014 →

The 2013 World Padel Tour was the inaugural edition of the World Padel Tour, the most prestigious professional padel circuit in the world.[1] In its first year, Argentinians Fernando Belasteguín and Juan Martín Díaz were crowned number 1 for the twelfth time, after having been the best ranked pair for seven years in Padel Pro Tour, the former padel circuit.[1] In the female division Elisabeth Amatriain and Patricia Llaguno were the first female pair to be crowned number one in WPT.

Schedule

TournamentCityCountryDate
Murcia Internacional Open Region of Murcia Murcia  Spain 8 April – 14 April
Sevilla Internacional Open Andalusia Seville  Spain 6 May – 12 May
Cáceres Internacional Open Extremadura Cáceres  Spain 20 May – 26 May
Barcelona Internacional Open Catalonia Barcelona  Spain 3 June – 9 June
Madrid Internacional Open Community of Madrid Madrid  Spain 16 June – 23 June
La Coruña Internacional Open Galicia (Spain) A Coruña  Spain 24 June – 30 June
Santander Internacional Open Cantabria Santander  Spain 1 July – 7 July
Puerto de Santa María Internacional Open Andalusia Puerto de Santa María, Cádiz  Spain 15 July – 21 July
Málaga Internacional Open Andalusia Málaga  Spain 29 July – 4 August
Castellón Internacional Open Valencian Community Castellón  Spain 12 August – 18 August
Alicante Internacional Open Valencian Community La Nucia, Alicante  Spain 26 August – 1 September
Bilbao Internacional Open Basque Country (autonomous community) Bilbao  Spain 9 September – 15 September
Granada Internacional Open Andalusia Granada  Spain 23 September – 29 September
Lisbon Internacional Open Portugal Lisbon  Portugal 7 October – 13 October
Gran Canaria Internacional Open Canary Islands Santa Lucía de Tirajana, Gran Canaria  Spain 21 October – 27 October
Valencia Internacional Open Valencian Community Valencia  Spain 4 November – 10 November
Buenos Aires Open Argentina Buenos Aires  Argentina 18 November – 24 November
Villa Carlos Paz Open Argentina Villa Carlos Paz  Argentina 2 December – 8 December
Master Final Community of Madrid Madrid  Spain 16 December – 22 December

Results

Male

Tournament Winners Runners-up Result
Spain MurciaArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		6–3 / 7–6 / 6–3[2]
Spain SevilleArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		4–6 / 7–6 / 6–4 / 6–3[2]
Spain CáceresArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Argentina Maxi Sánchez
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		6–3 / 6–2 / 6–2[2]
Spain BarcelonaArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		6–1 / 6–4 / 4–6 / 6–3[2]
Spain MadridSpain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		Argentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		6–7 / 6–0 / 7–6 / 6–4[3]
Spain A CoruñaArgentina Cristián Gutiérrez
Spain Matías Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		6–7 / 7–6 / 1–6 / 6–3 / 6–3[2]
Spain SantanderArgentina Cristián Gutiérrez
Spain Matías Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		7–6 / 6–1 / 7–5[2]
Spain Puerto de Santa MaríaSpain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		Argentina Cristián Gutiérrez
Spain Matías Díaz		6–3 / 6–2 / 6–3[4]
Spain MálagaArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		6–4 / 6–4 / 6–4[2]
Spain CastellónArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		7–5 / 6–1 / 4–6 / 6–4[2]
Spain La NucíaArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Argentina Cristián Gutiérrez
Spain Matías Díaz		6–3 / 6–4 / 6–4[2]
Spain BilbaoArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		4–6 / 6–3 / 7–5 / 6–2[2]
Spain GranadaArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		7–6 / 6–4 / 6–3[5]
Portugal LisbonArgentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		Spain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		6–3 / 2–6 / 6–3 / 6–4[2]
Spain Santa Lucía de TirajanaSpain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		Argentina Miguel Lamperti
Argentina Maxi Grabiel		6–4 / 6–2 / 6–2
Spain ValenciaArgentina Maxi Sánchez
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		Argentina Miguel Lamperti
Argentina Maxi Grabiel		6–3 / 7–5 / 6–4[2]
Argentina Buenos AiresArgentina Maxi Sánchez
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		Argentina Cristián Gutiérrez
Spain Matías Díaz		4–6 / 7–6 / 6–2 / 6–3[2]
Argentina Villa Carlos PazSpain Juani Mieres
Brazil Pablo Lima		Argentina Cristián Gutiérrez
Spain Matías Díaz		6–7 / 6–1 / 6–2 / WO[2]
Spain Masters FinalArgentina Maxi Sánchez
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		Argentina Fernando Belasteguín
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		6–7 / 6–1 / 7–6 / WO[2]

Female

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Tournament Winners Runners-up Result
Spain MurciaNot contested
Spain Seville
Spain Cáceres
Spain BarcelonaSpain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto		Argentina Valeria Pavón
Argentina Cata Tenorio		6–2 / 7–5[2]
Spain MadridSpain Carolina Navarro
Argentina Cecilia Reiter		Spain Patricia Llaguno
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain		3–6 / 7–5 / 6–2[3]
Spain La CoruñaNot contested
Spain SantanderSpain Patricia Llaguno
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain		Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto		4–6 / 6–3 / 6–2[2]
Spain Puerto de Santa MaríaNo se disputó
Spain MálagaSpain Carolina Navarro
Argentina Cecilia Reiter		Spain Patricia Llaguno
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain		6–2 / 5–7 / 7–6[2]
Spain CastellónNot contested
Spain La Nucía
Spain BilbaoSpain Patricia Llaguno
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain		Spain Carolina Navarro
Argentina Cecilia Reiter		6–1 / 6–4[2]
Spain GranadaSpain Carolina Navarro y Argentina Cecilia ReiterSpain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto y Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto6–4 / 7–5[5]
Portugal LisbonNot contested
Spain Santa Lucía de Tirajana
Spain Valencia
Argentina Buenos Aires
Argentina Villa Carlos Paz
Spain Master FinalSpain Icíar Montes
Spain Alejandra Salazar		Spain Patricia Llaguno
Spain Elisabeth Amatriain		6–4 / 4–6 / 6–4[2]

End of season ranking

Male

2013 Men's Ranking[7]
N.º Name Country Points
1 Fernando Belasteguín Argentina 7.453
Juan Martín Díaz Spain
3Pablo Lima Brazil5.856
4Juani Mieres Spain5.847
5Sanyo Gutiérrez Argentina4.350
6Matías Díaz Spain4.200
7Cristián Gutiérrez Argentina4.059
8Maxi Sánchez Argentina3.817
9 Maxi Grabiel Argentina2.967
Miguel Lamperti Argentina2.967
11Seba Nerone Argentina2.478
12Gabriel Reca Argentina2.022
13Paquito Navarro Spain1.844
14Jordi Muñoz Spain1.767
15 Adrián Allemandi Argentina1.489
Fernando Poggi Argentina1.489

Female

2013 Women's Ranking[7]
N.º Name Country Points
1 Elisabeth Amatriain Spain6.200
Patricia Llaguno Spain6.200
3 Carolina Navarro Spain6.171
Cecilia Reiter Argentina6.171
5 Majo Sánchez Alayeto Spain4.943
Mapi Sánchez Alayeto Spain4.943
7Alejandra Salazar Spain4.067
8Icíar Montes Spain4.000
9 Cata Tenorio Argentina3.429
Valeria Pavón Argentina3.429
11 Marta Marrero Spain1.671
Nelida Brito Argentina1.671
13Paula Eyheraguibel Argentina1.543
14 Ana Fernández Spain1.414
Lucía Sainz Spain1.414
Marta Ortega Spain1.414
Michele Treptow Brazil1.414

References

  1. 1 2 "World Padel Tour creation". Marca. Marca.
  2. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 "Title wins in 2013". FIP.
  3. 1 2 "PPT 2013 Madrid". Padel Network.
  4. ↑ "PPT 2013 Puerto de Santa Maria". Padel Network.
  5. 1 2 "PPT 2013 Granada". Padel Network.
  6. ↑ "Campeones por torneo". padelgood.com.
  7. 1 2 "Ranking History". FIP.
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