It took a huge match to conclude the Premier Padel Malaga P1 And the four best players of the moment put on a real show. At the end of 3h08 game , Gemma Triay et Delfi Brea came to the end of Paula Josemaría et Bea González ( 7/5 3/6 7/6 ) in a completely crazy final, which ended in a third-set tie-break.
A match marked by twists and turns, contentious points, an electric atmosphere and an Andalusian public won over to the cause of Bea González, who dreamed of retaining her title at home.
Triay and Brea strike first
The start of the match was particularly hard-fought, but Gemma Triay It quickly showcased its power in the fast-paced playing conditions that suited it perfectly. Josemaría, on the other hand, was struggling.
The world number ones gradually gained the upper hand and broke serve midway through the set. 5/4 They serve for the set, but the pressure catches up with them and Josemaría and González immediately catch up.
Far from collapsing, Triay and Brea went back on the attack and once again broke their opponent's serve to finally clinch the first set 7/5 logically, given their dominance.
The reaction of the number 2s
The second set takes on a completely different character.
Paula Josemaría regains regularity while Bea González spurred on by its audience, it raises its level of play even further.
On the other side, Triay and Brea were feeling the effects of the physical and mental exertion of the first set. The Spanish players took advantage, securing a double break and leveling the match at one set apiece by winning. 6/3 .
The Martín Carpena Sports Palace erupts.
A breathless third set
The decisive round lives up to all its promises.
Neither team wants to give an inch. The service games continue until... 4/4 , the moment chosen by Josemaría and González to make the break.
À 5/4 Bea González is now just one game away from retaining her title in front of her home crowd.
The script seems to be written.
But the world's number ones refuse to give in.
Triay and Brea regain all their aggression, break back immediately and push the final to a tie-break.
This time, they are no longer trembling.
More offensive, more precise in key moments, they quickly took the lead before concluding 7 points to 3 ending Bea González's dream in front of her home crowd.

The return of the number 1s
After three tournaments without a title , Gemma Triay et Delfi Brea finally find their way back to victory.
This victory also allows them to regain some ground in their long-distance duel with Josemaría and González. The direct confrontations now move to 5 wins to 2 in favor of the Triay/Brea pairing this season.
On an individual level, Gemma Triay continues to make history by once again becoming the second most decorated player in the history of women's padel .
In a final that will go down as one of the best of the season, the world number ones reminded everyone why they occupy the top spot in the rankings. At the end of 3:08 In an exceptional fight, they rediscovered the taste of the title… and extinguished, in a brutal silence, the dream of an entire Andalusian public.
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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