Le Cancún Premier Padel P2 2026 continues to challenge the hierarchy, and the female painting The trend is no exception. The quarter-finals confirmed what we had suspected since the beginning of the week: here, nothing goes as planned.
Two results particularly marked the day: the fall of Sánchez / Ustero , in full swing, and that of Araújo / Fernández , another pair expected in the final four.
Guinart and Virseda bring down Sánchez and Ustero
This is the big surprise of the women's draw. Marina Guinart and Vero Virseda have eliminated Ariana Sanchez and Andrea Ustero in two sets, 7 / 5 6 / 3 .
A real achievement considering the start of the season for the Spanish team. Since they joined forces, Sánchez and Ustero had reached two consecutive finals. , with a very solid level of play and an impression of mastery quite rare for a still recent pair.
But in Cancún, the conditions changed everything. On a fast track, Guinart and Virseda were able to adapt better. by playing well at key moments and imposing a rhythm that their opponents never really managed to control.
Result: first semi-final together for the Spanish pair, who have achieved the greatest victory of their joint project.

A completely revitalized dynamic
So far Guinart / Virseda They had been solid without really making a breakthrough against the best. This time, they face a real test.
Virseda hadn't reached this stage since the Brussels P2 2025 , Guinart since the Italy Major 2025 Their performance in Cancún clearly changes the way we read their season.
And in an open situation like this, they will inevitably have a role to play.
Triay and Brea delivered solid performances
In the semi-finals, they will face Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea , who continue their journey without a hitch.
Opposed to Dal Pozzo / Rodríguez The number ones cruised to a clear victory. 6 / 1 6 / 1 There was little suspense in this quarter-final, with clear domination in all areas of the game.
In a tournament where several favorites fell, Triay/Brea are progressing steadily , by confirming their status and regularity.

Araújo and Fernández fall in turn
The other big blow of the day came from the defeat of Sofía Araújo / Claudia Fernández , beaten by Marta Ortega / Martina Calvo .
A close match, decided in three sets 6/3 3/6 6/4 where the Spanish-Portuguese pair never managed to truly take control. Less precise in crucial moments, they missed an opportunity to reach the semi-finals.
Opposite, Ortega and Calvo confirm their rise to power. After two tournaments stopped in the quarter-finals, they take a step forward and reach their first semi-final together.

Bea and Paula are ramping up their activity
In the other quarter, Bea González and Paula Josemaría delivered a controlled performance against Salazar / Alonso , with a clear victory 6 / 2 6 / 2 .
After a somewhat shaky start to the tournament, the Spanish pair clearly raised their game. Their quarter-final performance was clean, efficient, and without any lapses in concentration.
They will find Ortega / Calvo for a place in the final, with the goal of reaching their first final together this season.

A completely open table
With the eliminations of Sánchez / Ustero et Araújo / Fernández , female painting He too has opened up.
Cancun confirms a trend already visible in the men's tournament: the conditions and context of the tournament allow some pairs to step out of their usual zone and take down seeded players.
Now, anything is possible. And in this type of situation, every detail can turn a match... and a tournament around.
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