It wasn't really a secret anymore, but this time it's confirmed: Jairo Bautista and Lucas Campagnolo will form a good pair in 2026 The two players made their partnership official on social media through an announcement that was as original as it was symbolic, putting an end to the rumors surrounding their future together.
To mark the occasion, Bautista and Campagnolo chose a bullring as a backdrop. An obvious nod to the Brazilian's nickname, the famous "Toro" by Alegrete In the video, Jairo Bautista speaks to his coach. Maxi Grabiel with a simple yet meaningful phrase: "It's him.", by pointing to Campagnolo. A creative staging to announce a now official project.
Two complementary profiles for an ambitious project
From a sporting perspective, this partnership makes sense. Jairus Baptist Having progressed significantly in recent seasons, he continues to establish himself as one of the players with the greatest potential on the circuit. Alongside him, Lucas Campagnolo brings its experiment , intensity and character He is used to big events and matches under pressure.
The Brazilian, known for his total commitment and mental fortitude, will be a true pillar for this new duo. Bautista, for his part, will be able to rely on this leadership to reach a new level and achieve greater consistency at the highest level.
A highly anticipated first test in Marseille
The new pair will soon be observed in competition. Bautista and Campagnolo will officially begin their partnership at FIP Platinum Marseille The first major FIP event of the season, held in France. An ideal setting to launch this new project and quickly assess the duo's potential against stiff competition.
The objective is clear: to establish a permanent place in the main tables accumulating points from the start of the season and building solid momentum throughout the year 2026 .
Expectations are now high for this new pair, who have chosen to present themselves with personality and ambition. We'll find out on the track, starting in Marseille.
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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