2025 Premier Padel Finals

2025 Premier Padel Finals
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Date11 – 14 December
Edition2nd
CategoryFinals
Prize money€600.000
LocationSpain Barcelona, Spain
VenuePalau Sant Jordi
Champions
Men's doublesArgentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello
Women's doublesSpain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández
Chronology

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The 2025 Premier Padel Finals (officially 2025 Qatar Airways Barcelona Premier Padel Finals) was the twenty-third 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 No. 1 and No. 3 pairs ranked by the FIP repeated the two preivous tournaments finals, facing each other in a final for the fifth time in 2025. In the title match, Bea González and Claudia Fernández defeated the world number ones, Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay, claiming their third consecutive title and their sixth of the season.[1]

In the men's category, the two top-ranked pairs faced each other in a final for the eight consecutive time (including the Pairs World Cup) and for the fourteenth time this season. In the decisive match, Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello defeated to Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto, securing their thirteenth title of the season.[2]

Relevant Data

End of partnerships and new pairings

As in previous years, the season-ending tournament (the Masters Finals in WPT and the Premier Padel Finals in PP) marked the final event for several pairings.[3]

The first and most significant split involved one of the greatest women's padel duos: Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría.[4] Similarly, the world number 3 pair, Bea González and Claudia Fernandéz, also decided to part ways. Bea would team up with Paula, while Ariana Sánchez would partner with Andrea Ustero (thereby breaking up the number 4 pair),[5] while Claudia would join forces with Sofia Araújo.[6]

Similarly, there were several changes in the men's division as well. Beyond Juan Lebrón and Leandro Augsburger launching a new project, Franco Stupczuk announced that he and Mike Yanguas would join forces once again,[7] forming the "2.0" version of their partnership. Meanwhile, Coki Nieto, Yanguas's former partner, would team up with Jon Sanz.[8]

Seeds

Male[9]

Rnk. Team FIP Ranking Points
1 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 36600
2 Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto		 32480
3 Spain Juan Lebrón
Argentina Leandro Augsburguer		 12460
4 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Mike Yanguas		 12104
5 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 11865
6 Spain Jon Sanz
Spain Paquito Navarro		 10530
7 Spain Francisco Guerrero
Spain Momo Gonzalez		 8310
8 Spain Javi Leal
Brazil Lucas Bergamini		 7765

Female[10]

Rnk. Team FIP Ranking Points
1 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay		 34320
2 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaria		 28600
3 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernandéz		 23080
4 Spain Andrea Ustero
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 12990
5 Spain Marta Ortega
Spain Tamara Icardo		 12080
6 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Argentina Claudia Jensen		 10295
7 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Martina Calvo		 9415
8 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Veronica Virseda		 7775

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

Man's

Record Coello–Tapia Galán–Chingotto Coki–Yanguas Di Nenno–Stupaczuk Former Pairs Lebrón–Stupaczuk
Coello–Tapia — 10–4 6–0 — 4–1
Galán–Chingotto 4–10 — 6–0 — 6–1
Coki–Yanguas 0–6 0–6 — — —
Di Nenno–Stupaczuk — — — — —
Former Pairs
Lebrón–Stupaczuk 1–4 1–6 — — —

Women's

Record D. Brea–Triay Ariana–Paula Gonzalez–Fernandez Araújo–Ustero Former Pairs Araújo–Ortega
D. Brea–Triay — 7–2 2–9 6–0 3–0
Ariana–Paula 2–7 — 8–3 6–0 1–1
Gonzalez–Fernandez 9–2 3–8 — — —
Araújo–Ustero 0–6 0–6 — — —
Former Pairs
Araújo–Ortega 0–3 1–1 — — —

Because the Santiago final ended in a draw, it is not counted.

Draws

Men's Bracket

Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
               
1 Spain Coello / Argentina Tapia 6 6
8 Spain J. Leal / Brazil L. Bergamini 2 2
1 Spain Coello / Argentina Tapia 7 6
5 Argentina Di Nenno / Argentina Stupaczuk 5 2
5 Argentina Di Nenno / Argentina Stupaczuk 6 6
3 Spain Lebrón / Argentina L. Augsburger 2 4
1 Spain Coello / Argentina Tapia 6 6 7
2 Argentina Chingotto / Spain Galán 7 3 6
4 Spain Coki / Spain Yanguas 2 6
6 Spain J. Sanz / Spain Paquito 6 7
4 Spain J. Sanz / Spain Paquito 2 4 Third place
2 Argentina Chingotto / Spain Galán 6 6
7 Spain F. Guerrero / Spain Momo 0 4 5 Argentina Di Nenno / Argentina Stupaczuk 7 6
2 Argentina Chingotto / Spain Galán 6 6 4 Spain J. Sanz / Spain Paquito 6 3

Women's Bracket

Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
               
1 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 6 6
8 Spain M. Guinart / Spain V. Virseda 2 3
1 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 6 6
4 Spain A. Ustero / Portugal S. Araújo 1 4
5 Spain M. Ortega / Spain T. Icardo 1 1
4 Spain A. Ustero / Portugal S. Araújo 6 6
1 Argentina D. Brea / Spain G. Triay 4 6 3
3 Spain B. González / Spain C. Fernández 6 0 6
3 Spain B. González / Spain C. Fernández 6 4 6
6 Spain A. Alonso / Argentina C. Jensen 4 6 4
3 Spain B. González / Spain C. Fernández 6 6 Third place
2 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 4 2
7 Spain A. Salazar / Spain M. Calvo 2 6 1 4 Spain A. Ustero / Portugal S. Araújo 5 6
2 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 1 6 2 Spain A. Sánchez / Spain P. Josemaria 6 7

Results

Quarter-Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
11/12/2025 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 6–2 / 6–2 Spain Javi Leal
Brazil Lucas Bergamini		 [11][12]
11/12/2025 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 6–2 / 6–4 Spain Juan Lebrón
Argentina Leandro Augsburger		 [11][13]
12/12/2025 Spain Jon Sanz
Spain Paquito Navarro		 6–2 / 7–6 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Mike Yanguas		 [14][15]
12/12/2025 Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto		 6–0 / 6–4 Spain Francisco Guerrero
Spain Momo Gonzalez		 [14][15]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
11/12/2025 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–2 / 6–3 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Verónica Virseda		 [11][12]
11/12/2025 Spain Andrea Ustero
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 6–1 / 6–1 Spain Marta Ortega
Spain Tamara Icardo		 [11][13]
12/12/2025 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernandéz		 6–4 / 4–6 / 6–4 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Argentina Claudia Jensen		 [14][16]
12/12/2025 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–2 / 1–6 / 6–1 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Martina Calvo		 [14][17]

Semi-Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
13/12/2025 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 7–5 / 6–2 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 [18][19]
13/12/2025 Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto		 6–2 / 6–4 Spain Jon Sanz
Spain Paquito Navarro		 [18][20]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
13/12/2025 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–1 / 6–4 Spain Andrea Ustero
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 [18][21]
13/12/2025 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernandéz		 6–4 / 6–2 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 [18][22]

3rd Place Match

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
14/12/2025 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martin Di Nenno		 7–6 / 6–3 Spain Jon Sanz
Spain Paquito Navarro		 [2]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
14/12/2025 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 7–5 / 7–6 Spain Andrea Ustero
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 [1]

Finals

Men's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
14/12/2025 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 6–7 / 6–3 / 7–6 Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto		 [2][23]

Women's

Date Winners Score Opponent Refs.
14/12/2025 Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernandéz		 6–4 / 0–6 / 6–3 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay		 [1][24]

References

  1. 1 2 3 "Claudia Fernández y Bea González, las Maestras del año". AS.
  2. 1 2 3 "Coello y Tapia se van de vacaciones como maestros". AS.
  3. ↑ "Así queda el top-8 de Premier Padel tras el último baile: vendaval de nuevas parejas para la temporada 2026". Mundo Deportivo.
  4. ↑ "Bombazo en el pádel: ¡Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría se separan 5 años después!". Mundo Deportivo.
  5. ↑ "Confirmado: ¡Ari Sánchez y Andrea Ustero formarán pareja para 2026!". Mundo Deportivo.
  6. ↑ "Gemma Triay y Delfi Brea provocan un terremoto". AS.
  7. ↑ "La pareja Yanguas-Stupa ya es oficial: "Nos quedó mucho pádel por desplegar, por eso decidimos volver a unir fuerzas"". Mundo Deportivo.
  8. ↑ "Coki Nieto y Jon Sanz hacen oficial su unión en la playa entre risas: "¿Estás seguro, Jonasito?"". Mundo Deportivo.
  9. ↑ "Male Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
  10. ↑ "Female Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
  11. 1 2 3 4 "Stupaczuk y Di Nenno eliminan a sus ex Lebrón y Augsburger". AS.
  12. 1 2 "Triay-Brea y Coello-Tapia, con paso firme hacia semifinales". Mundo Deportivo.
  13. 1 2 "¡Stupa y Di Nenno dejan fuera de combate a Lebrón-Augsburger en el Palau Sant Jordi!". Mundo Deportivo.
  14. 1 2 3 4 "Paquito Navarro y Jon Sanz se mantienen en la pelea". AS.
  15. 1 2 "Paquito Navarro y Jon Sanz firman la sentencia de muerte de Coki-Yanguas". Mundo Deportivo.
  16. ↑ "Abrazo al cielo de Bea González". Mundo Deportivo.
  17. ↑ "Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría saben sufrir para seguir bailando en Barcelona". Mundo Deportivo.
  18. 1 2 3 4 "Glorioso cierre del año: Coello-Tapia ante Chingotto-Galan". AS.
  19. ↑ "¡Sin piedad! Tapia y Coello arrasan en semifinales y dejan a los Superpibes fuera de combate". Mundo Deportivo.
  20. ↑ "Chingotto y Galán superan el escollo de Navarro-Sanz para desafiar a Tapia-Coello en Barcelona". Mundo Deportivo.
  21. ↑ "Gemma-Delfi amargan la fiesta a Araújo-Ustero y sueñan en grande en Barcelona". Mundo Deportivo.
  22. ↑ "Bea González y Claudia Fernández le ponen fin a la pareja más exitosa de la historia". Mundo Deportivo.
  23. ↑ "¡Tapia y Coello tocan la gloria en una final apoteósica ante Chingotto-Galán!". Mundo Deportivo.
  24. ↑ "¡Bea González y Claudia Fernández se coronan como maestras tocando el cielo en Barcelona!". Mundo Deportivo.
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