There are victories that can reignite momentum. That of Paquito Navarro et Martín Di Nenno in the quarter-finals of Bordeaux P2 is part of it. Opposed to Juan Lebrón et Leo Augsburg The two former partners played their most accomplished match since reuniting, winning in two sets: 6 / 3 7 / 5 .
In slower conditions in Bordeaux, NAVARRO et Di Nenno They perfectly exploited the limitations of the opposing duo. On the other side, Augsburgers He was never really able to establish his usual smash power, often hampered by a court that didn't allow him to finish points as easily. As a result, Lebrón had to look for other solutions, particularly with his chip shots and transitions, without really managing to disrupt the rhythm.
A great Paquito, an insurmountable Di Nenno
The first set quickly set the tone. Paquito Navarro took up a lot of space in the exchange, with a very heavy víbora and a real ability to force his opponents into uncomfortable positions. Alongside him, Martín Di Nenno delivered a great defensive game, winning back a lot of balls and forcing Lebrón / Augsburger to constantly replay.
The Spanish-Argentine pair were particularly precise in the crucial moments. Where Lebrón and Augsburger sometimes forced the issue, Navarro and Di Nenno stuck to their game plan: volume, patience, and a strong presence on key points. After a controlled first set, they withstood their opponents' comeback attempt in the second before closing out the set. 7/5 .
This victory confirms that Navarro / Di Nenno can still have an impact in this type of match, especially when conditions slow down the game and favor defense, variation and build-up play.

Coello vs. Tapia scheduled for the semi-finals
In the semi-finals, Paquito Navarro et Martín Di Nenno will face the world number 1s, Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia They had to work hard to get out. Momo González et Lucas Campagnolo in three sets: 7/5 3/6 6/1 .
Momo and Campa managed to make them doubt for two sets, but Coello and Tapia regained control in the last set, with a 6/1 which allows them to continue their journey in Bordeaux.
In the other part of the table, Ale Galán et Fede Chingotto have unfolded in front of Coki Nieto et Jon sanz with a clear victory 6 / 1 6 / 3 They will face each other in the semi-finals mike yanguas et Franco Stupaczuk , winners of Juan Tello et Maxi Maple on the score of 7 / 5 6 / 4 .
The last square of Bordeaux P2 is therefore known: Coello / Tapia face Navarro / Di Nenno , and Galan / Chingotto salary. Yanguas / Stupaczuk .
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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