We were told this duel was just a gala match. An exhibition, almost a role-playing game. But on the track of the Reserve Cup in Miami, Arthur Coello et Federico Chingotto have clearly decided to set the record straight.

Facing Agustín Tapia et Alejandro GalánThe "remixed" pair has become the standard. 7 / 6 6 / 4, at the end of a big fightintense, committed, and much more serious than it appeared on paper.

An XXL Chingotto… on the left

The biggest surprise of the match was... Federico ChingottoAligned to the leftDespite not being his natural playing field, the Argentinian delivered a top-level performance. Even better: He finished as the top scorer of the match., with 23 winning points for only 13 direct errors.

Often criticized for his lack of finishing when playing on the right, Chingotto responded this time in the best possible way. On the left, too, he can be devastating. Very devastating indeed. Game reading, rhythm, precision… he held his own against, and at times dominated, two of the biggest attacking powerhouses on the circuit.

Coello as boss

By his side, Arturo Coello He never gave up. Solid, powerful, always making the right choices, the world number 1 also finished with a Excellent ratio: 20 winning points to 13 unforced errorsIn the diagonal duel against Tapia, the game clearly went in his favor. In this match, Coello imposed his will.

Tapia–Galán a tone below

Opposite, Gallant seemed to be in more difficulty than usual, with a neutral ratio (16 winning points, 16 unforced errors). Wall, positioned on the right, fares better statistically (16 winning points for 10 errors), but facing his usual partner Coello on the diagonal, the change of ends was noticeable. It was clearly not his comfort zone.

A real show in Miami

The public had been treated to a 50 Cent concert the day before and this gala match To conclude Saturday's events. Gameplay, intensity, stats, and above all, a clear message: Hierarchies can shift when cards are shuffled.

and Reserve Cup Series is not finished. The final day takes place today in Miami...with some very big duels to come. One thing is certain: this format, when played to the fullest, has everything to be a delight.

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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