What are the best smashes in women's padel? When asked about this, Bea González played along by establishing her Top 5 best female smashers on the circuit , in a video published by El4Set .
Unsurprisingly, several of the world's greatest players are featured in this ranking, despite having very different profiles.
5. Carmen Goenaga
In fifth position, Bea González cites Carmen Goenaga whom she considers to be one of the most powerful players.
"Carmen Goenaga hits three-pointers very well. She also hits flat shots very well and has a lot of power."
4. Gemma Triay
For fourth place, it's impossible to overlook Gemma Triay .
"There's not much to say. I think she's one of the best smashers on the tour. That's her signature shot."
3. Paula Josemaria
On the third step of the podium, Bea chooses her partner Paula Josemaría , not without a touch of humor.
"If I don't put it higher, it'll kill me!"
She highlights the variety of her attacking moves.
"She has a quality very similar to Gemma's. She feints a lot, she has excellent spin, she hits hard and manages to get the ball very high."
2. Sofia Araújo
In second place, the Portuguese woman Sofia Araújo It impresses most of all with its raw power.
"I don't think she makes as many three-pointers, but she hits extremely hard. In my opinion, she hits the hardest of them all."
1. Andrea Ustero
For Bea González, the best smasher on the circuit is Andrea Ustero .
“Not counting Bea González…Andrea. »
She particularly admires his ability to make the ball take flight.
"I think she's the player who makes her smash go the highest, by a huge margin. She has a very personal, very unique technique, but her smash is incredibly effective, with a lot of power."
Bea González's Top 5
- Andrea Ustero
- Sofia Araújo
- Paula Josemaría
- Gemma Triay
- Carmen Goenaga
A ranking that illustrates the diversity of styles on the women's circuit: some shine with their pure power, others with their technique or their ability to hit the ball out by 3. For Bea González, the most formidable smash is that of Andrea Ustero, whose atypical technique is now a reference on the circuit.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.
































































































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