After a start to the year marked by injuries and some adjustments, Bea González finds his smile and the top of the table. Just 23 years, the Malaguene has become the natural leader of a promising new duo, alongside Claudia Fernández, 19 years old. In Doha, their third consecutive semi-final confirms the ambitions of this fresh pair. In an interview with the Spanish media SPORTS, she looks back on her start to the season.

A confident recovery

Hampered by physical issues at the start of the season, Bea finally feels 100%, and it shows on the pitch. “We're very happy. Little by little, we're adapting to each other,” she explains, satisfied with this logical progression. Without setting any limits, she moves forward seriously: “We're taking it one match at a time, but we want to win everything.”

A new responsibility

First time in her career that she finds herself the oldest in her teamBea embraces this new role with great maturity. “Before, I always played with more experienced partners, but I like this new challenge.” However, she emphasizes the team spirit: “We are equals on the field. We both bring a lot to the table.”

Claudia's calm, a real plus

When asked about her young teammate, Bea is full of praise. “Claudia is very calm, very hardworking. She’s super organized, a real robot!” she smiles. This very methodical side fits perfectly complete the game more instinctively de González: “She helps me structure my game, it allows me to be more relaxed.”

Very clear objectives

No detours for the world number 7: “Our goal is to be number 1 this year.” This ambition is shared with Claudia, proof that this duo is not there to make up the numbers.

A new step, without regrets

On his separation from Delfi Brea, with whom she had had great success, Bea remains lucid: “It was a very beautiful story, but that's padel. Things change. I'm happy with Claudia and I'm not looking back.”

Public attachment

Loved by many fans, Bea embraces her popularity with simplicity: “I grew up with it. If I can bring happiness to people, that’s great.” Always smiling, she describes herself as “a very competitive person, but above all, someone who likes to enjoy every moment.”

Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !

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