2024 Premier Padel Finals

2024 Premier Padel Finals
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Date19 December – 22 December
Edition1st
CategoryFinals
Prize money€600.000
LocationSpain Barcelona, Spain
VenuePalau Sant Jordi
Champions
Men's doublesSpain Coki Nieto
Spain Jon Sanz
Women's doublesSpain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría
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The 2024 Premier Padel Finals was the twenty-fourth and final tournament of the third season organized by Premier Padel, promoted by the International Padel Federation, and with the financial backing of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi's Qatar Sports Investments, now serving as the premier padel circuit.

In the women's category, the season's "Superclásico" played out in a final for the sixth time, with the top two ranked pairs facing each other for the 12th time. World number ones Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría defeated the second-ranked pair, Claudia Fernández and Gemma Triay, bringing their head-to-head record to 7–5 in their favor and claiming their tenth title of the season.[1][2]

In the men's category, the number 6 pair surprisingly reached the final, where they faced the number 1 seeds in the decisive match. In the final, Coki Nieto and Jon Sanz pulled off a surprise victory, ending the historic winning streak of Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello to claim the season's final title.[3]

Relevant Data

Pairs 'Last Dance'

Despite all their success and finishing the year as the world number two pair, Claudia Fernández and Gemma Triay decided to part ways, as did the number three pair, Bea González and Delfina Brea. Gemma and Delfi Brea would join forces for the following season, while Claudia would play with Bea.

Similarly, in the men's category, Juan Lebrón would play Martin Di Nenno former partner, Franco Stupaczuk, while Di Nenno would team with Javi Garrido. Meanwhile Mike Yanguas would pair with Coki Nieto.[4]

First trophy-less season for Paquito

With the quarterfinal defeat of Paquito Navarro and Pablo Cardona against Agustín Tapia and Aruro Coello, Paquito’s ten-year streak of winning at least one tournament came to an end.[5] And despite losing in the final, Coello and Tapia set a new record by reaching 15 consecutive finals.

Seeds

Male[6]

Rnk. Team
1 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello
2 Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto
3 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Spain Miguel Yanguas
4 Spain Juan Lebrón
Argentina Martin Di Nenno
5 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Jon Sanz
6 Spain Eduardo Alonso
Spain Momo Gonzalez
7 Spain Pablo Cardona
Spain Paquito Navarro
8 Spain Javi Garrido
Brazil Lucas Bergamini

Female[7]

Rnk. Team
1 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaria
2 Spain Claudia Fernandez
Spain Gemma Triay
3 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Veronica Virseda
4 Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araújo
5 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Jessica Castello
6 Spain Lucia Sainz
Spain Patricia Llaguno
7 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Tamara Icardo
8 Spain Andrea Ustero
Spain Alejandra Alonso

Head-to-head record between teams ranked in the top 4 during the season

Man's

Record Coello–Tapia Galán–Chingotto Lebrón–Di Nenno Stupaczuk–Yanguas Former Pairs Galán–Lebrón Paquito–Sanyo Lebrón–Paquito Di Nenno–Stupaczuk
Coello–Tapia — 10–5 5–0 3–0 1–1 2–0 4–0 1–0
Galán–Chingotto 5–10 — 2–0 2–2 — — 1–0 7–0
Lebrón–Di Nenno 0–5 0–2 — — — — — —
Stupaczuk–Yanguas 0–3 2–2 — — — — — —
Former Pairs
Galán–Lebrón 1–1 — — — — — — 2–0
Paquito–Sanyo 0–2 — — — — — — —
Lebrón–Paquito 0–4 0–1 — — — — — 0–1
Di Nenno–Stupaczuk 0–1 0–7 — — 0–2 — 1–0 —

Women's

Record Ariana–Paula Fernandez–Triay Gonzalez–D. Brea Araújo–Ortega Former Pairs Icardo–Salazar Ortega–Triay Ortega–Virseda
Ariana–Paula — 7–5 3–1 3–2 1–0 — 1–0
Fernandez–Triay 5–7 — 5–3 1–0 0–1 — 1–0
B. Gonzalez–D. Brea 1–3 3–5 — 2–0 3–0 — —
Araújo–Ortega 2–3 0–1 0–2 — — — —
Former Pairs
Icardo–Salazar 0–1 1–0 0–3 — — — —
Ortega–Triay — — — — — — —
Ortega–Virseda 0–1 0–1 — — — — —

Matchups involving Andrea Ustero and Delfina Brea, and subsequently Delfina Brea and Lucia Sainz, are not included, as these were merely temporary pairings that lasted for a total of three tournaments while Bea González was recovering from an injury.

Draws

Men's Bracket

Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
               
1 Spain Coello / Argentina Tapia 7 6
7 Spain Paquito / Spain P. Cardona 6 2
1 Spain Coello / Argentina Tapia 6 6
4 Argentina Di Nenno / Spain Lebrón 3 3
8 Spain J. Garrido / Brazil L. Bergamini 4 3
4 Argentina Di Nenno / Spain Lebrón 6 6
1 Spain Coello / Argentina Tapia 6 5 3
5 Spain Coki / Spain J. Sanz 3 7 6
3 Argentina Stupaczuk / Spain Yanguas 7 3 4
5 Spain Coki / Spain J. Sanz 6 6 6
5 Spain Coki / Spain J. Sanz 6 7
6 Spain E. Alonso / Spain Momo 3 5
6 Spain E. Alonso / Spain Momo 6 4 6
2 Spain Galán / Argentina Chingotto 4 6 4

Women's Bracket

Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
               
1 Spain A. Sanchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 7
6 Spain L. Sainz / Spain P. Llaguno 3 5
1 Spain A. Sanchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 6
5 Spain A. Salazar / Spain J. Castello 4 3
5 Spain A. Salazar / Spain J. Castello 3 6 6
4 Spain M. Ortega / Portugal S. Araújo 6 4 2
1 Spain A. Sanchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 6
2 Spain C. Fernandez / Spain G. Triay 3 3
3 Argentina D. Brea / Spain V. Virseda 2 6 6
8 Spain A. Alonso / Spain A. Ustero 6 1 4
3 Argentina D. Brea / Spain V. Virseda 5 1
2 Spain C. Fernandez / Spain G. Triay 7 6
7 Argentina C. Jensen / Spain T. Icardo 2 6 5
2 Spain C. Fernandez / Spain G. Triay 6 4 7

Results

Quarter-Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
19/12/2024 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 7–6 / 6–2 Spain Pablo Cardona
Spain Paquito Navarro		 [8]
19/12/2024 Spain Juan Lebrón
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 6–4 / 6–3 Spain Javi Garrido
Brazil Lucas Bergamini		 [9]
20/12/2024 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Jon Sanz		 6–7 / 6–3 / 6–4 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Spain Mike Yanguas		 [10][11]
20/12/2024 Spain Eduardo Alonso
Spain Momo Gonzalez		 6–4 / 4–6 / 6–4 Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto		 [12][13]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
19/12/2024 Spain Ariana Sanchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–3 / 7–5 Spain Lucia Sainz
Spain Patricia Llaguno		 [14]
19/12/2024 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Jessica Castelló		 3–6 / 6–4 / 6–2 Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 [9]
20/12/2024 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Verónica Virseda		 2–6 / 6–1 / 6–4 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Andrea Ustero		 [10][15]
20/12/2024 Spain Claudia Fernandéz
Gemma Triay		 6–2 / 4–6 / 7–5 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Tamara Icardo		 [10][16]

Semi-Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
21/12/2024 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 6–3 / 6–3 Spain Juan Lebrón
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 [17][18]
21/12/2024 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Jon Sanz		 6–3 / 7–5 Spain Eduardo Alonso
Spain Momo Gonzalez		 [17][19]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
21/12/2024 Spain Ariana Sanchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–4 / 6–3 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Jessica Castelló		 [20][21]
21/12/2024 Spain Claudia Fernandéz
Gemma Triay		 7–5 / 6–1 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Verónica Virseda		 [20][22]

Final 3rd place

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
22/12/2024 Spain Juan Lebrón
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 4–6 / 6–1 / 6–4 Spain Eduardo Alonso
Spain Momo Gonzalez		 [23]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
22/12/2024 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Verónica Virseda		 6–3 / 6–0 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Jessica Castelló		 [23]

Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
22/12/2024 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Jon Sanz		 3–6 / 7–5 / 6–3 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 [3][24][25][26]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
22/12/2024 Spain Ariana Sanchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–3 / 6–3 Spain Claudia Fernandéz
Gemma Triay		 [1][2][27][28]

References

  1. 1 2 "Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría tocan el cielo en Barcelona". MARCA (in Spanish).
  2. 1 2 "Ari y Paula logran las ansiadas Premier Padel Finals de Barcelona y cierran un año de ensueño". Diario Sport (in Spanish).
  3. 1 2 "Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz dan la sorpresa al tumbar al imperio Coello-Tapia en Barcelona". La Vanguardia (in Spanish).
  4. ↑ "Doble final en Barcelona: al año y a parejas que parecían clásicas". AS.
  5. ↑ "Diez años después, Paquito Navarro termina sin un torneo". AS.
  6. ↑ "Male Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
  7. ↑ "Female Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
  8. ↑ "Tapia y Coello superan la prueba de Cardona-Navarro y ponen la marca en 46". Mundo Deportivo.
  9. 1 2 "Lebrón y Di Nenno superan su primer obstáculo en Barcelona y confirman su despedida: "Te voy a echar de menos"". Mundo Deportivo.
  10. 1 2 3 "La campanada del Master es cosa Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz". AS.
  11. ↑ "A la sexta fue la vencida: Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz vencen con drama a Yanguas-Stupa". Mundo Deportivo.
  12. ↑ "Bombazo de Edu Alonso y Momo González en Barcelona". AS.
  13. ↑ "Momo González y Edu Alonso juegan su mejor partido para sorprender a Chingotto-Galán". Mundo Deportivo.
  14. ↑ "Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría tiran de ranking para sellar el pase a semis". Mundo Deportivo.
  15. ↑ "Delfi Brea y Vero Virseda se estrenan con remontada en el Palau Sant Jordi". Mundo Deportivo.
  16. ↑ "Gemma y Claudia debutan con una victoria muy sufrida en el Premier Padel Finals". Mundo Deportivo.
  17. 1 2 "Coello y Tapia, a su vigésima final de la temporada". AS.
  18. ↑ "Coello y Tapia ponen fin a la unión Di Nenno-Lebrón y buscarán la gloria en Barcelona". Mundo Deportivo.
  19. ↑ "Coki y Jon se jugarán el Premier Padel Finals frente a los N1". Mundo Deportivo.
  20. 1 2 "Ari Sánchez-Paula Josemaría contra Gemma Triay-Claudia Fernández, final encarnizada". AS.
  21. ↑ "Unas Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría intratables buscarán su décimo título del año en Barcelona". Mundo Deportivo.
  22. ↑ "Final soñada en el Palau Sant Jordi: Gemma Triay y Claudia Fernández retan a las número 1". Mundo Deportivo.
  23. 1 2 "Lebrón-Di Nenno se despiden con remontada y le niegan el bronce a Momo-Alonso". Mundo Deportivo.
  24. ↑ "Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz logran lo 'imposible' con un triunfo histórico ante Coello y Tapia en Barcelona". MARCA (in Spanish).
  25. ↑ "Pádel I La hazaña del año: ¡Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz le ganan el Master Final a Coello-Tapia!". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  26. ↑ "Los 'Maestros' del 2024 son ¡Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz!". AS.
  27. ↑ "Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría tocan el cielo en el Sant Jordi". Mundo Deportivo.
  28. ↑ "Paula Josemaría y Ari Sánchez cierran el año de 10". AS.
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