This is one of the major movements currently taking place on the circuit.  Premier Padel .
 Paquito Navarro  et  Martín Di Nenno  They reformed their pair after several months of instability with their respective partners.

An anticipated return… and inevitably one that will be closely scrutinized.

 A pair that has already proven itself 

During their first partnership, the Spaniard and the Argentinian had found a real balance.

Solid balance sheet:

  •  6 titles won 
  •  5 out of the World Padel Tour 
  •  1 on Premier Padel 

A complete pair, capable of combining  offensive impact  et  tactical rigor .

Their separation marked the end of an era.
This version 2.0 comes with a simple idea: to see how far they can go.

 A very different context 

But the circuit has changed.

Today, the overall level is higher, and above all, denser.
The top pairs are stringing together impressively consistent performances.

It's therefore difficult to imagine  Navarro / Di Nenno  to dominate like some current pairs.

 Objective: to reach the finals 

More realistically, their objective will be to:

  • find  regular semi-finals 
  • go get some  end 
  • seize opportunities at certain tournaments

Why not aim for one or two titles if the conditions are right?

 A top 4 finish in sight? 

In the long term, the real challenge will be this:
 to rejoin the world's top 4 .

An ambitious goal, but not unrealistic on paper, provided that automatic reflexes are quickly regained.

 The Paquito question 

One point remains central:  the motivation of Paquito Navarro .

À  37 years The Spaniard remains a player capable of brilliant shots, but consistency and intensity over a full season inevitably raise questions.

If he is fully invested, the pair can be dangerous.
Otherwise, the ceiling will be more limited.

 A domino effect on the circuit 

This return comes amidst a turbulent transfer window:

  •  Momo González  could partner with  Lucas Campagnolo 
  •  Fran Guerrero  would get closer to  Javi leal 
  • Players like  paul cardona  ou  Jairus Baptist  remain pending

 A pair to watch from Rome 

We will have to wait for the  Major of Rome (June 1st)  to see them in action.

On paper, all the ingredients are there.
But in a circuit more competitive than ever, they will need to prove themselves quickly.

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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