2025 Gijón P2

2025 Gijón P2
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Date24 February – 2 March
Edition1st
CategoryP2
Prize money€252.250
LocationSpain Gijón, Spain
VenuePalacio de Deportes de Gijón
Champions
Men's doublesSpain Francisco Cabeza
Spain Diego García
Women's doublesArgentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay
Chronology

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The 2025 Riyadh P1 (officially 2025 Riyadh Season Premier Padel P1) was the second tournament of the fourth season organized by Premier Padel, the premier padel circuit, promoted by the International Padel Federation, and with the financial backing of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi's Qatar Sports Investments.

In the women's category, the top two seeded pairs in the International Padel Federation (FIP) rankings reached the final. Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay, playing in their second tournament together, defeated the world number ones, Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría, to claim their first trophy as a team.[1]

In the men's category, with no players from the FIP top 50 competing in the tournament, Spaniards Francisco Cabeza and Diego García defeated the Argentine pair of Gonzalo Alfonso and Leonel Aguirre to be crowned champions.[2]

Relevant Data

Due to disagreements between the Professional Padel Players Association (Asociación Profesional de Jugadores de Pádel (PPA)) and the circuit, no athlete from the men's top 100 registered for the tournament, opting instead to boycott it. This boycott by leading players stemmed from dissatisfaction with several decisions made by Premier Padel. The main issues included the reduction of the number of pairs in tournament draws (by eight pairs), lower prize money for lower-ranked pairs, and the requirement that qualifying rounds, which offered no prize money, be played in the host countries, forcing players to pay high expenses.[3]

Premier Padel, through a letter sent by the law firm Cuatrecasas, issued a communication to the players containing a veiled threat of legal action. "As you can imagine, a collective boycott of a tournament by all players is an extremely serious matter, without parallel in any other professional sport. From a legal standpoint, it is a very serious issue. There is a difference between an individual player's freedom to decide whether or not to participate in a tournament and a joint, global boycott by all players aimed solely at preventing participation and competition."[3]

Pablo Cardona commentend:[4]

"Focusing on the sporting side, what the PPA is asking for is to be heard and to have some say in decisions, rather than simply acting as a consultative body for resolutions adopted by Premier Padel and the FIP.", adding "We want a say in the entire ranking points system and the number of tournaments that count toward it. Currently, it's 22, and we want to lower that figure. There are ten Platinum tournaments awarding 300 points and many Gold ones offering 150", talking about the reduction in draw sizes he addded: "They are smaller now. Fewer people get into the qualifying rounds, and there are double byes in the P1 events. I think these are things we need to change because it isn't good for padel. With the current system, you neither protect top players, given the excessive number of matches and injury risks, nor give mid-ranked or young players the chance to break in. The Cupra FIP Tour needs to be the gateway to Premier Padel, but if top pairs drop down due to ranking requirements, you don't give them the option to play."

The Municipal Sports Board and the City Council of Gijón confirmed that the event would go ahead, confirming that the contracts would be renegotiated:

[5] "We regret the situation that has unfolded in recent days regarding the registration of certain players in the men's draw. The City Council supports the position of the organizing company and will not comment on the reasons behind this decision, as it had no involvement in the matter.- We are currently renegotiating the terms of the sponsorship with the organizing company, and these terms remain subject to change."

During the tournament, Premier Padel sent a letter to the players, accuseing the PPA of "repeated contractual breaches over recent months regarding essential aspects of the LFA, affecting both minimum sports participation obligations and other matters of an economic nature. This situation is extremely serious and renders the current conditions unsustainable. Premier Padel is strictly fulfilling its obligations, whereas the PPA repeatedly disregards its commitments as a pressure tactic to achieve other objectives." Adding that in response to the boycott, Premier Padel would freeze payments intended for the PPA of the distribution of the Bonus Pool from previous seasons, including 2024. "Until the current breaches are fully and definitively remedied, we are proceeding to withhold the payments Premier Padel is required to make to the PPA under the LFA, specifically, among others, the Bonus Pool."[6]

With their victory in the men's category, Fran Cabeza and Diego García became the youngest pair of all time to win a Premier Padel tournament.[7]

Seeds

Male[8]

Rnk. Team FIP Ranking Points
1 Spain Jaume Romera Barcelo
Italy Simone Cremona
743
2 Italy Lorenzo Di Giovanni
Italy Simone Iacovino
595
3 Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre
490
4 Argentina Julian Lacamoire
Egypt Youssef Hossam
402
5 Spain Boris Castro Garcia
Italy Enzo Jensen
401
6 Italy Emiliano Iriart
Italy Mauro Salandro
398
7 Mexico Diego Arredondo Garcia
Argentina Manuel Gayone
356
8 Netherlands Bram Meijer
Netherlands Sten Richters
355
9 Spain Alejandro Caton
Portugal Henrique Barbosa
330
10 Italy Daniele Cattaneo
Spain Pau Miñano Ortinez
320
11 Spain Diego García
Spain Francisco Cabeza Teres
265
12 Chile Cristobal Martinez
Argentina Pablo Molina Tofanelli
262
13 Paraguay Facundo Dehnike
Spain Manuel Aragon Herrera
248
14 Portugal João Maria Caiano
Netherlands Thijs Roper
234
15 Spain Miguel Melero Bernal
Italy Pier Giulio Farabbi
218
16 Netherlands Julian Prins
Netherlands Youp De Kroon
203

Female[9]

Rnk. Team FIP Ranking Points
1 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaria
34300
2 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay
23840
3 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernandéz
21890
4 Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araújo
14270
5 Spain Lucia Sainz
Spain Patricia Llaguno
10960
6 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Veronica Virseda
10555
7 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Tamara Icardo
9920
8 Argentina Aranzazu Osoro
Spain Jessica Castello
9845
9 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Andrea Ustero
9570
10 Spain Marta Marrero
Argentina Virginia Riera
4804
11 Spain Beatriz Caldera
Spain Carmen Goenaga
4590
12 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Victoria Iglesias
4013
13 Italy Carolina Orsi
Spain Nuria Rodriguez
3671
14 France Alix Collombon
Spain Araceli Martinez
3646
15 Russia Ksenia Sharifova
Spain Marta Talavan
3549
16 Spain Lara Arruabarrena
Spain Lorena Rufo
3374

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

Man's

Record Coello–Tapia Galán–Chingotto Lebrón–Stupaczuk Coki–Yanguas
Coello–Tapia — — 1–0 1–0
Galán–Chingotto — — — —
Lebrón–Stupaczuk 0–1 — — —
Coki–Yanguas 0–1 — — —

Women's

Record Ariana–Paula D. Brea–Triay Gonzalez–Fernandez Araújo–Ortega
Ariana–Paula — 0–1 1–0 1–0
D. Brea–Triay 1–0 — 0–1 1–0
Gonzalez–Fernandez 0–1 1–0 — —
Araújo–Ortega 0–1 0–1 — —

Draws

Men's Bracket

Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
1 Spain J. Barcelo / Italy S. Cremona
Bye 1 Spain J. Barcelo / Italy S. Cremona 6 6
9 Spain A. Calvo / Portugal H. Barbosa 7 6 9 Spain A. Calvo / Portugal H. Barbosa 2 4
WC Spain A. Trabanco / Spain P. Gonzalez 6 3 1 Spain J. Barcelo / Italy S. Cremona 6 6 6
15 Spain M. Bernal / Italy P. Farabbi 3 4 4 Portugal J. Caiano / Netherlands T. Roper 0 7 3
14 Portugal J. Caiano / Netherlands T. Roper 6 6 14 Portugal J. Caiano / Netherlands T. Roper 5 6 6
20 Spain A. Ramos / Spain K. Vidal 6 6 20 Spain A. Ramos / Spain K. Vidal 7 2 4
6 Italy E. Iriart / Italy M. Salandro 3 1 1 Spain J. Barcelo / Italy S. Cremona 4 6
7 Mexico D. Garcia / Argentina M. Gayone 3 4 3 Argentina G. Alfonso / Argentina L. Aguirre 6 7
Q Netherlands M. Nolten / France P. Raichman 6 6 Q Netherlands M. Nolten / France P. Raichman 6 4 6
LL France S. Wagner / France T. Vanbauce 6 1 3 21 Spain P. Landaburu / Spain S. Garcia 3 6 3
21 Spain P. Landaburu / Spain S. Garcia 4 6 6 Q Netherlands M. Nolten / France P. Raichman 1 0
Q Italy M. Platania / Italy M. Sargolini 5 2 3 Argentina G. Alfonso / Argentina L. Aguirre 6 1 *
12 Chile C. Martinez / Argentina P. Tofanelli 7 6 12 Chile C. Martinez / Argentina P. Tofanelli 3 1
Bye 3 Argentina G. Alfonso / Argentina L. Aguirre 6 6
3 Argentina G. Alfonso / Argentina L. Aguirre 1 Spain J. Barcelo / Italy S. Cremona 5 6 3
4 Argentina J. Lacamoire / Egypt Y. Hossam 13 Spain F. Cabeza / Spain D. Garcia 7 4 6
Bye 4 Argentina J. Lacamoire / Egypt Y. Hossam 7 4 6
Q Spain J. Perez / Paraguay M. San Martin 6 6 Q Spain J. Perez / Paraguay M. San Martin 5 6 4
WC Spain A. Campos / Spain M. Martinez 3 4 4 Argentina J. Lacamoire / Egypt Y. Hossam 3 7 3
13 Paraguay F. Dehnike / Spain M. Herrera 6 6 13 Paraguay F. Dehnike / Spain M. Herrera 6 6 6
16 Netherlands J. Prins / Netherlands Y. De Kroon 3 1 13 Paraguay F. Dehnike / Spain M. Herrera 6 6
18 Qatar A. Alhijji / Qatar M. Alkuwari 2 0 5 Spain B. Garcia / Italy E. Jensen 4 4
5 Spain B. Garcia / Italy E. Jensen 6 6 13 Paraguay F. Dehnike / Spain M. Herrera 4 4
8 Netherlands B. Meijer / Netherlands S. Richters 7 5 6 11 Spain F. Cabeza / Spain D. Garcia 6 6
10 Italy D. Cattaneo / Spain P. Ortinez 6 7 2 8 Netherlands B. Meijer / Netherlands S. Richters 2 3
Q Sweden A. Olsson / Sweden D. Rutgersson 1 2 11 Spain F. Cabeza / Spain D. Garcia 6 6
11 Spain F. Cabeza / Spain D. Garcia 6 6 11 Spain F. Cabeza / Spain D. Garcia 7 6
22 Portugal D. Jesus / Spain S. Aznar 6 6 2 Italy L. Di Giovanni / Italy S. Iacovino 6 2
19 Argentina A. Guevara / Portugal A. Meireles 2 2 22 Portugal D. Jesus / Spain S. Aznar 6 3
Bye 2 Italy L. Di Giovanni / Italy S. Iacovino 7 6
2 Italy L. Di Giovanni / Italy S. Iacovino

Women's Bracket

Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
1 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria
Bye 1 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 7 6
Q Spain N. Aguilar / Spain T. Navarro 1 1 12 Spain M. Guinart / Spain V. Iglesias 6 4
12 Spain M. Guinart / Spain V. Iglesias 6 6 1 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 6
17 Spain J. Velasco / Spain N. Canovas 2 4 6 Spain A. Salazar / Spain V. Virseda 3 2
18 Italy G. Marchetti / Spain S. Ruiz 6 6 18 Italy G. Marchetti / Spain S. Ruiz 3 7 0
Bye 6 Spain A. Salazar / Spain V. Virseda 6 5 6
6 Spain A. Salazar / Spain V. Virseda 1 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 6
5 Spain L. Sainz / Spain P. Llaguno 9 Spain A. Alonso / Spain A. Ustero 1 4
Bye 5 Spain L. Sainz / Spain P. Llaguno 4 4
19 Spain M. Barrera / Spain M. Caparrós 2 1 9 Spain A. Alonso / Spain A. Ustero 6 6
9 Spain A. Alonso / Spain A. Ustero 6 6 9 Spain A. Alonso / Spain A. Ustero 6 6
11 Spain B. Caldera / Spain C. Goenaga 6 6 3 Spain B. Gonzalez / Spain C. Fernandez 2 4
10 Spain M. Marrero / Argentina V. Riera 3 2 11 Spain B. Caldera / Spain C. Goenaga 2 4
Bye 3 Spain B. Gonzalez / Spain C. Fernandez 6 6
3 Spain B. Gonzalez / Spain C. Fernandez 1 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 1 4
4 Spain M. Ortega / Portugal S. Araújo 2 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 0 6 6
Bye 4 Spain M. Ortega / Portugal S. Araújo 6 3 6
15 Russia K. Sharifova / Spain M. Talavan 5 4 13 Italy C. Orsi / Spain N. Rodriguez 2 6 1
13 Italy C. Orsi / Spain N. Rodriguez 7 6 4 Spain M. Ortega / Portugal S. Araújo 6 7
16 Spain L. Arruabarrena / Spain L. Rufo 0 6 6 8 Argentina A. Osoro / Spain J. Castelló 2 5
14 France A. Collombon / Spain A. Martinez 6 3 1 16 Spain L. Arruabarrena / Spain L. Rufo 1 1
Bye 8 Argentina A. Osoro / Spain J. Castelló 6 6
8 Argentina A. Osoro / Spain J. Castelló 4 Spain M. Ortega / Portugal S. Araújo 1 3
7 Argentina C. Jensen / Spain T. Icardo 2 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 6 6
Bye 7 Argentina C. Jensen / Spain T. Icardo 6 6
Q Spain M. Lobo / Spain S. Saiz 3 4 Q Portugal A. Nogueira / Argentina M. Goyeneche 0 0
Q Portugal A. Nogueira / Argentina M. Goyeneche 6 6 7 Argentina C. Jensen / Spain T. Icardo 7 0 3
WC Spain C. Cidoncha / Spain C. Castro 3 2 2 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 5 6 6
Q Spain M.R. Abajo / R. Barrera 6 6 Q Spain M.R. Abajo / R. Barrera 4 2
Bye 2 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 6 6
2 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay

Results

Round of 32

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
26/2/2025 Spain Alejandro Caton Calvo
Portugal Henrique Barbosa
7–6 / 6–3 Spain Alberto Trabanco
Spain Pablo Gonzalez
[10]
26/2/2025 Portugal Joao Maria Caiano
Netherlands Thijs Roper
6–3 / 6–4 Spain Miguel Melero Bernal
Italy Pier Giulio Farabbi
[10]
26/2/2025 Spain Antonio Varo Ramos
Spain Karlos Rodriguez Vidal
6–3 / 6–1 Italy Emiliano Iriart
Italy Mauro Salandro
[10]
26/2/2025 Netherlands Menno Nolten
France Philemon Raichman
6–3 / 6–4 Mexico Diego Arredondo
Argentina Manuel Gayone
[10]
26/2/2025 Spain Pablo Pastor
Spain Samuel Rivas García
4–6 / 6–1 / 6–3 France Simon Wagner
France Thomas Vanbauce
[10]
26/2/2025 Chile Cristobal Martinez
Argentina Pablo Molina
7–5 / 6–2 Italy Matteo Platania
Italy Matteo Sargolini
[10]
26/2/2025 Spain Juan Zamora Perez
Paraguay Mariano Gonzalez
6–3 / 6–4 Spain Alvaro Lopez Campos
Spain Marc Lupon
[10]
26/2/2025 Paraguay Facundo Dehnike
Spain Manuel Aragon
6–3 / 6–1 Netherlands Julian Prins
Netherlands Youp De Kroon
[10]
26/2/2025 Spain Boris Castro García
Italy Enzo Jensen
6–2 / 6–0 Qatar Abdulla Alhijji
Qatar Mohammed Saadon Alkuwari
[10]
26/2/2025 Netherlands Bram Meijer
Netherlands Sten Richters
7–6 / 5–7 / 6–2 Italy Daniele Cattaneo
Spain Pau Miñano Ortinez
[10]
26/2/2025 Spain Diego García
Spain Francisco Cabeza
6–1 / 6–2 Sweden Albin Olson
Sweden Douglas Rutgersson
[10]
26/2/2025 Portugal Diogo Jesus
Spain Sergio Arias
6–2 / 6–2 Argentina Axel Guevara
Portugal Zé Alexandre Meireles
[10]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
26/2/2025 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Victoria Iglesias
6–1 / 6–1 Spain Noemi Aguilar
Spain Teresa Navarro
[11]
26/2/2025 Italy Giorgia Marchetti
Spain Sara Ruiz
6–2 / 6–2 Spain Jimena Velasco
Spain Noa Canovas
[11]
26/2/2025 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Andrea Ustero
6–2 / 6–1 Spain Marta Barrera
Spain Marta Caparrós
[11]
26/2/2025 Spain Beatriz Caldera
Spain Carmen Goenaga
6–3 / 6–2 Spain Marta Marrero
Argentina Virginia Riera
[11]
26/2/2025 Italy Carolina Orsi
Spain Nuria Rodriguez
7–5 / 6–4 Russia Ksenia Sharifova
Spain Marta Talavan
[11]
26/2/2025 Spain Lara Arruabarrena
Spain Lorena Rufo
0–6 / 6–3 / 6–1 France Alix Collombon
Spain Araceli Martinez
[11]
26/2/2025 Portugal Ana Catarina Nogueira
Argentina Martina Fassio Goyeneche
6–3 / 6–4 Spain Marina Martinez Lobo
Spain Sofía Saiz Vallejo
[11]
26/2/2025 Spain Coral Alvarez Castro
Spain Cristina Gonzalez Cidoncha
6–3 / 6–2 Spain Laia Rodriguez Abajo
Spain Raquel Eugenio Barrera
[11]

Round of 16

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
27/2/2025 Spain Jaume Romera Barcelo
Italy Simone Cremona
6–2 / 6–4 Spain Alejandro Caton Calvo
Portugal Henrique Barbosa
[12]
27/2/2025 Portugal Joao Maria Caiano
Netherlands Thijs Roper
5–7 / 6–2 / 6–4 Spain Antonio Varo Ramos
Spain Karlos Rodriguez Vidal
[12]
27/2/2025 Netherlands Menno Nolten
France Philemon Raichman
6–3 / 4–6 / 6–3 Spain Pablo Pastor
Spain Samuel Rivas García
[12]
27/2/2025 Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre
6–3 / 6–2 Chile Cristobal Martinez
Argentina Pablo Molina
[12]
27/2/2025 Argentina Julian Lacamoire
Egypt Youssef Hossam
7–5 / 4–6 / 6–4 Spain Juan Zamora Perez
Paraguay Mariano Gonzalez
[12][13]
27/2/2025 Paraguay Facundo Dehnike
Spain Manuel Aragon
6–4 / 6–4 Spain Boris Castro García
Italy Enzo Jensen
[12][13]
27/2/2025 Spain Diego García
Spain Francisco Cabeza
6–2 / 6–3 Netherlands Bram Meijer
Netherlands Sten Richters
[12]
27/2/2025 Italy Lorenzo Di Giovanni
Italy Simone Iacovino
7–6 / 6–3 Portugal Diogo Jesus
Spain Sergio Arias
[12]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
27/2/2025 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría
7–6 / 6–4 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Victoria Iglesias
[14][15]
27/2/2025 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Verónica Virseda
6–3 / 5–7 / 6–0 Italy Giorgia Marchetti
Spain Sara Ruiz
[14][15]
27/2/2025 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Andrea Ustero
6–4 / 6–4 Spain Lucia Sainz
Spain Patricia Llaguno
[14][15]
27/2/2025 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández
6–2 / 6–4 Spain Beatriz Caldera
Spain Carmen Goenaga
[14][15]
27/2/2025 Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araújo
6–2 / 3–6 / 6–1 Italy Carolina Orsi
Spain Nuria Rodriguez
[14][15]
27/2/2025 Argentina Aranzazu Osoro
Spain Jessica Castelló
6–1 / 6–1 Spain Lara Arruabarrena
Spain Lorena Rufo
[14][15]
27/2/2025 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Tamara Icardo
6–0 / 6–0 Portugal Ana Catarina Nogueira
Argentina Martina Fassio Goyeneche
[13][15]
27/2/2025 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay
6–4 / 6–2 ESP}} Coral Alvarez Castro
Spain Cristina Gonzalez Cidoncha
[13][15]

Quarter-Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
28/2/2025 Spain Jaume Romera Barcelo
Italy Simone Cremona
6–0 / 6–7 / 6–3 Portugal Joao Maria Caiano
Netherlands Thijs Roper
28/2/2025 Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre
6–1 / 1–0 / W.O. Netherlands Menno Nolten
France Philemon Raichman
28/2/2025 Paraguay Facundo Dehnike
Spain Manuel Aragon
6–3 / 6–7 / 6–3 Argentina Julian Lacamoire
Egypt Youssef Hossam
28/2/2025 Spain Diego García
Spain Francisco Cabeza
7–6 / 6–2 Italy Lorenzo Di Giovanni
Italy Simone Iacovino

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
28/2/2025 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría
6–3 / 6–2 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Verónica Virseda
[16][17]
28/2/2025 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Andrea Ustero
6–2 / 6–4 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández
[16][17]
28/2/2025 Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araújo
6–2 / 7–5 Argentina Aranzazu Osoro
Spain Jessica Castelló
[16][17]
28/2/2025 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay
5–7 / 6–0 / 6–3 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Tamara Icardo
[16][17]

Semi-Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
1/3/2025 Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre
6–4 / 7–6 Spain Jaume Romera Barcelo
Italy Simone Cremona
[18][19]
1/3/2025 Spain Diego García
Spain Francisco Cabeza
6–4 / 6–4 Paraguay Facundo Dehnike
Spain Manuel Aragon
[18][19]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
1/3/2025 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría
6–1 / 6–4 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Andrea Ustero
[19][20]
1/3/2025 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay
6–1 / 6–3 Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araújo
[19][20]

Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
2/3/2025 Spain Diego García
Spain Francisco Cabeza
7–5 / 4–6 / 6–3 Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre
[2][21]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
2/3/2025 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay
0–6 / 6–1 / 6–4 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría
[1][22]

References

  1. 1 2 "Gemma Triay y Delfi Brea consiguen su primer title en Gijón". MARCA (in Spanish).
  2. 1 2 "Curro Cabeza y Diego García ponen en su sitio a 'Los Mágicos' para coronarse en Gijón". MARCA (in Spanish).
  3. 1 2 "Boicot de los jugadores a Gijón: Premier Padel amenaza con demandas". AS.
  4. ↑ "Pablo Cardona rompe el silencio sobre el boicot de los jugadores al P2 de Gijón: "Queremos que se nos escuche"". Mundo Deportivo.
  5. ↑ "Se confirma el veto de los jugadores a Gijón y el Ayuntamiento se pronuncia: "Nos encontramos renegociando"". Mundo Deportivo.
  6. ↑ "Premier Padel responde con dureza a los jugadores tras el boicot en Gijón". AS.
  7. ↑ "Lo más destacado del Gijón Premier Padel P2: un torneo atípico que batió récords". Mundo Deportivo.
  8. ↑ "Male Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
  9. ↑ "Female Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
  10. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "Men's Round of 32". FIP.
  11. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Women's Round of 32". FIP.
  12. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Men's Round of 16". FIP.
  13. 1 2 3 4 "Los dos jóvenes talentos que siguen causando sensación en el P2 de Gijón". Mundo Deportivo.
  14. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "Las favoritas dominan en su estreno en Gijón: Bea González y Claudia Fernández pisan fuerte el acelerador". Mundo Deportivo.
  15. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Women's Round of 16". FIP.
  16. 1 2 3 4 "¡Bombazo en Gijón! Bea González y Claudia Fernández se quedan sin semifinales". Mundo Deportivo.
  17. 1 2 3 4 "Andrea Ustero y Alejandra Alonso, la sorpresa en cuartos de final". AS.
  18. 1 2 "Tolito y Gonza buscarán el título del Gijón P2 frente a cabeza-García". Mundo Deportivo.
  19. 1 2 3 4 "En Gijón se inicia una final clásica: Triay-Brea contra Sánchez-Josemaría". AS.
  20. 1 2 "Las 1 y las 2 avanzan con paso firme y disputarán la final del Gijón P2". Mundo Deportivo.
  21. ↑ "Cabeza-García hacen historia y se llevan el Gijón P2 frente a Tolito-Alfonso". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  22. ↑ "Gemma y Delfi ganan a las N1 en su primera final juntas el Gijón P2". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).