Coello and Tapia still have land to conquer

Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia, who, since they joined forces, have been piling up the trophies. Victories galore, a status of Volume 1 almost locked, world domination… but a few boxes still remain to be ticked on their map of conquests.

A 2025 that starts off strong

After a timid start to the year (by their standards), the King and the Mozart have just released two titles in a row. We thought they were perhaps slowing down? Wrong. They're back in full steam ahead.

Barcelona, still not

It is the pebble in the shoe. In 2023, beaten by Chingotto / Navarro, during the final master World Padel TourIn 2024, it's the same story again, this time with Jon Sanz and Coki Nieto. The result: Barcelona remains the notable absentee from their list of achievements. And of course, they'll want to fix that, quickly.

Argentina, the emotional mission

To Wall, win at Buenos Aires, it would be more than a title. Last year they came very close, with a defeat in the final in Mar Del Plata, but this season they will be keen to fix this.

Objective: Plant the flag

2024 saw some absences: Bordeaux , Egypt, Finland… This year, some of these stages return to the program (Bordeaux, Egypt), and the two champions will have the opportunity to mark their territory where they have never yet shone.

Roland Garros, the crown garden

If you want to see Coello and Tapia in their element, go to Paris. Two participations at Roland Garros, two titles. The French MajorThis is their stage. And in September, they'll be aiming for a hat-trick. Spoiler: They'll be the big favorites.

Madrid, Málaga, Mexico: the basics

There are also cities where they feel at home. In Madrid et Málaga, they often won. And in Mexico, they almost have a second home there, they perform so well. In November, they will aim for another title at the Mexico Major.

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 !