Wheelchair padel, the big winner of the Pyrenees Open Padel

An exceptional final, a captivated audience and immense emotion: in Tarbes, wheelchair padel may have just entered a new dimension.

There are tournaments you win. And then there are those that leave a trace .

The Pyrenees Open Padel de Tarbes now belongs to this second category.

After three days of competition, international encounters, fierce battles and above all moments of incredible human intensity, the verdict has been reached: Oscar Agea and Marcos Cambronero win the tournament , at the end of an exceptional final against the Frenchman Dorian Navarro and Dutchman Robin Ammerlaan .

2.5 hours of fighting, spectacle and emotion

On the field, the four players put on a real show.

7 / 6 7 / 5. Two sets, but close to 2 hours and 30 minutes of an intense and spectacular match where every point was contested as if the tournament were played on a single ball.

Endless exchanges, incredible defenses, spectacular attacks and constant tension: the Tarbes crowd witnessed a breathtaking final.

But beyond the result, it's above all the image of four champions who fight, respect each other and share their passion who will remain.

Because at the end of the match, there weren't really any losers.

Wheelchair padel goes beyond the simple sporting context.

Perhaps that's the real success of this Pyrenees Open. Padel.

For three days, Tarbes vibrated to the rhythm of wheelchair padel. 38 players from 7 different nationalities Spectacular matches, emotions, smiles, encouragement, and a fantastic atmosphere transformed the tournament into a true celebration of sport .

Here, the borders have disappeared.

French, Spanish, Dutch, English, Russian, Argentinians… all came together around the same passion: padel .

And the public responded enthusiastically. They discovered a spectacular, committed, technical and incredibly human sport.

Diego Moliner and Franco Herrera, the consoling victory

The consolation match also offered its share of emotions.

The duo Diego Moliner and Franco Herrera, who came from Argentina , wins against Juanan Lopez and Andoni Velasco .

Another hard-fought encounter, in a spirit of competition but always with the conviviality that marked the whole weekend.

Because that's also what the Pyrenees Open is all about. Padel : Fight on the field, share off it.

A presence that symbolizes a changing of the times.

The presence of the president of the French Tennis Federation, Gilles Moreton , as well as that of Yannick Noah , gave a very special dimension to this edition.

Their presence testifies to the growing importance of wheelchair padel and the place it is now able to take in the French sporting landscape.