Le Rotterdam P2 has completely reshuffled the deck in the men's competition. After a day of absolutely crazy quarter-finals, Three of the top four seeds were eliminated. .
Among the day's big deals, Mike Yanguas / Coki Nieto secured a significant victory against Juan Lebrón / Leo Augsburger (TS3) , 7 / 6 6 / 3 .
An important success for the Spanish pair, which confirms that they are capable of beating the best teams on the circuit in the big events.
Yanguas/Nieto are back to their best.
After their final in Madrid , Yanguas / Nieto had experienced a Paris Major more disappointing .
In Rotterdam, they are back on track with a benchmark victory.
Against Lebrón/Augsburger, they perfectly managed a very intense match, notably thanks to a Coki Nieto was huge in the first set .
The slow track conditions, with a heavy ball due to the humidity, clearly favoured their ability to defend, return an extra ball and disrupt the opposing offensive rhythm.
A tie-break completely under control
The first set was very close and logically went to a tie-break.
And here, Yanguas / Nieto leave no room for doubt.
They inflict a 7/0 to Lebrón / Augsburger to take control of the match.
A major psychological blow.
Behind them, the top seed 6 continues with the same momentum.
Nieto remains extremely solid, Yanguas provides excellent support, and Lebrón/Augsburger are no longer able to regain their usual impact.
The second set goes to them: 6/3 .
Another big win against a top pair
This victory confirms one thing: Yanguas/Nieto can clearly look the very best pairs in the eye .
They had already shown some very good things in recent weeks, notably with their run to the final in Madrid.
In Rotterdam, they took another step forward by knocking out a pair like Lebrón / Augsburger, who were among the tournament favorites.
And most importantly, they do it without faltering in the important moments.
A very special reunion in the semi-final
The semi-final scenario will be particularly interesting.
Yanguas / Nieto will meet again Franco Stupaczuk / Jon Sanz who have also just created a big surprise by eliminating Ale Galán / Fede Chingotto , 6 / 4 6 / 4 .
A poster that's bound to be special.
The four players know each other perfectly since Yanguas evolved with Stupaczuk , While Nieto shared the track with Jon Sanz for a long time. .
In other words, there will be very few tactical secrets between them.
A real opportunity to reach another final
With Galán / Chingotto and Lebrón / Augsburger eliminated, the bottom half of the draw has completely opened up.
Yanguas / Nieto now have a A real opportunity to reach a new final Premier Padel .
But Stupa / Sanz also arrive with a lot of confidence after their benchmark victory against the number 2s.
The semi-final therefore promises a real duel of styles, but also a match where each player knows perfectly the habits of his former partner.
Only Tapia/Coello save the hierarchy
This day has caused a lot of damage to the favorites.
Paquito Navarro / Martín Di Nenno (TS4) were eliminated by Momo González / Lucas Campagnolo , while Galán / Chingotto and Lebrón / Augsburger also left the tournament.
Result: among the top four seeds, Only Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello remain in contention. .
The semi-finals will therefore be:
Tapia/Coello vs González/Campagnolo
Stupaczuk / Sanz vs Yanguas / Nieto
Rotterdam completely broke the hierarchy.
And for Mike Yanguas / Coki Nieto The door to a new final is now wide open.
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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