No achievement for  Paquito Navarro and Martin Di Nenno Facing off for the third time in the semi-finals since their reunion at  Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia The two men once again stumbled against the world's number 1.

Coello and Tapia emerged victorious.  6/3 6/2 in just 57 minutes , at the end of a match that was generally controlled from start to finish.

 A brief pause... then the machine starts up. 

Navarro and Di Nenno had, however, made a perfect start to the match.

They realize the  entry station wagon  and quickly take control, suggesting that they might finally make the leaders in the standings doubt themselves.

But the reaction of  Tapia and Coello  is immediate.

The number ones gradually gained momentum, closed the gap, and began to impose their rhythm. More powerful, more precise, and above all, much more consistent, they took complete control of the first heat to win it.  6/3 .

 Too few solutions for Paquito and Di Nenno 

The second set confirms the trend.

 Paquito Navarro  However, he put in an interesting performance, trying to vary his game and find solutions to break up the opposition's rhythm.

But by his side,  Martín Di Nenno  He lacks precision. The Argentinian sometimes rushes things, makes several uncharacteristic mistakes, and struggles to find the right height for the ball under the constant pressure from Coello and Tapia.

And against the world's number ones, the slightest mistake is immediately punished.

Without any real suspense, the favorites secured a double break and closed out the second set.  6/2 .

Doubles tennis scoreboard: A. Tapia/A. Coello vs M. Di Nenno/F. Navarro with set score 6‑3, 6‑2 and match stats in the center panel.

 Another semi-final nonetheless 

The defeat is clear, but the overall result remains positive for  Navarro and Di Nenno .

Since they reformed their partnership, they have now reached  three semi-finals , proof that they quickly regained real consistency among the best teams on the circuit.

The problem remains the same: every time,  Tapia and Coello  obstacles stand in their way and, so far, the gap remains significant.

 Tapia and Coello reached the final without having broken a sweat. 

Meanwhile, the world's number 1 players are continuing an almost perfect tournament.

They still don't have  didn't lose a single set  since the start of the London P1 and have played relatively short matches, allowing them to arrive in the final with maximum freshness.

They are now waiting for their opponents.

And the name of the second finalist will emerge from the highly anticipated clash between  Juan Lebrón / Leo Augsburger  et  Ale Galán / Fede Chingotto .

Whatever happens,  Tapia and Coello will be ready .

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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