Le  Madrid P1  marked the kickoff of the second half of the season. And this tournament had direct consequences on the  FIP ranking , with notable movements, especially after the surprise victory of  Martin Di Nenno and Leo Augsburger  at the Movistar Arena.

Augsburger and Di Nenno in the top 5

The big weekend leap is signed  Leo Augsburg . With his first professional title won in Madrid, the young Argentinian climbs three places to take up the  14th worldwide Result: with Di Nenno, they go from the status of  pair #7 to pair #5 A change that confirms the power of this new duo, capable of bringing down Galán / Chingotto, Lebrón / Stupa and even Coello / Tapia in one week.

Another great progression:  Javi leal , quarter-finalist with Fran Guerrero, also gains three places and is now at  20th place in the world .

Yanguas overtakes Lebrón

At the top of the ranking, a symbolic shift:  mike yanguas  settles at the  6th place in the world , before  Juan Lebrón , now 7th. The Andalusian player thus confirms his rise to power with Coki Nieto, a pair that continues to gain ground in the world hierarchy.

Le  top 8 men's pairs  after Madrid:

  1. Coello / Tapia – 39.080 pts
  2. Galán / Chingotto – 26.540 pts
  3. Lebrón / Stupa – 16.565 pts
  4. Yanguas / Nieto – 14.667 pts
  5. Di Nenno / Augsburger – 10.237 pts
  6. Gonzalez / Sanz – 9.745 pts
  7. Navarro / Bergamini – 9.405 pts
  8. Tello / Cardona – 6.502 pts

Triay and Brea still queens, but...

On the women's side, there is no major upheaval in the lead.  Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea  keep the first place, but see  Ari Sánchez and Paula Josemaría  return to only  40 points  ! Behind,  Bea González and Claudia Fernández  confirm their status as a direct threat after their new title in Madrid.

The most notable progression is that of  Marta Caparrós , which gains two ranks (30 → 28).

Le  top 8 women's pairs  after Madrid:

  1. Triay / Brea – 31.470 pts
  2. Sánchez / Josemaría – 30.900 pts
  3. González / Fernández – 23.350 pts
  4. Araújo / Ustero – 13.805 pts
  5. Ortega / Icardo – 11.585 pts
  6. Jensen / Alonso – 9.625 pts
  7. Virseda / Osoro – 8.440 pts
  8. Salazar / Calvo – 7.980 pts

And now, Paris

These changes come at the right time before the  Paris Major , one of the biggest tournaments of the year, where every point will count double in the fight for the top spots. With Lebrón needing to react, a Di Nenno/Augsburger duo on fire, and the world No. 1s being shaken up, the rest of the season promises to be explosive.

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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