Gemma Triay and Claudia Fernández win in the final of the Mexico Major after a three-set battle against Marta Ortega and Sofia Araújo, with a score of 6/7 6/1 6/4. This title is the first for Claudia Fernández in Major, but could be the last for this pair, who could separate in 2025 according to concordant rumors.
Ortega and Araújo get off to the best start
The first set is hard fought. Ortega and Araújo, very solid from the start, impose their rhythm, while Triay and Fernández struggle to find their marks. The Spaniard and the Portuguese take the advantage in a mastered tie-break, winning the first round 7/6.
Triay and Fernandez react with authority
Triay and Fernández do not let themselves be defeated. They start the second set with other ambitions, carried by a Gemma Triay ImperialThe Spanish-Argentine pair totally dominates this round, leaving only one game to their opponents. Ortega and Araújo only win 9 points against 26 for Triay and Fernandez, who equalize at one set each (6/1).
A decisive and tense third set
In the last set, Ortega and Araújo try to regain their level from the beginning of the match, but Triay and Fernández show great consistency. Gemma Triay shows herself decisive, with 15 winning points for only 2 direct errorsThis level of play allows the Spanish-Argentine pair to make the difference and impose themselves. 6/4 to win the title.
Gemma Triay, MVP of the final
Gemma Triay dominates the final by wearing her pair in key moments. With 32 winning points (including 16 smashes) for only 11 unforced errors, she stands out as the key player of this match. Her consistency and efficiency in attack swing the match in favor of her team.
The stats that stand out
- Gemma Triay : 32 winning points for 11 direct errors, including 16 smashes, an impressive performance.
- Claudia Fernández : 17 winning points and consistency in service (71% of points won).
- Marta Ortega and Sofia Araújo : 28 direct errors, including 22 for Araújo, which cost them dearly despite a good first set.
A symbolic victory
With this title, Gemma Triay and Claudia Fernández confirm that they will be ones to watch in the last two tournaments of the season, especially the Final Master, the most prestigious tournament of the year. A victory that testifies to their level, despite their separation announced for 2025.
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 !