Ignacio Vilarino Gestoso  (54) et  Mario Del Castillo  (75), the tournament's number 1 seed, were knocked out in the quarter-finals by the number 7 seed,  Aliaga (143) / Cordoba (112) , on the score of  6 / 1 6 / 4 .

Favorites due to the package of  Pablo Lijo and Gonzalo Rubio , held in Egypt for the NewGiza P2, the two Spaniards did not live up to their status and leave the tournament in the quarter-finals. The Aliaga/Córdoba pair will face  Ramiro Jesus Valenzuela  (113) et  Pol Hernández  (98), who won in three sets  6/3 6/7 6/3  against Sánchez/Meléndez (TS3).

In the other part of the draw, another surprise occurred in the quarter-finals, with the elimination of the number 2 seed,  José Solano  (64) et  Iván Ramírez  (75). The two Spaniards were beaten in two sets  6 / 4 6 / 4  by  Jaume Romera Barceló  (184) et  Diego Dorta Diaz  (222). On their side,  Diego Gil  (89) et  Alonso Martínez  (101), seeded number 4, also lost to the number 8 seed,  Cándido Jorge Alfaro  (145) et  Pablo Castillo Valverde  (122), on the score of  6 / 3 6 / 2 .

In the women's race, the logic is respected: the four best-ranked pairs find themselves in the semi-finals, all having reached this stage without losing a single set.

 The semi-finals: 

  •  From 17am  : Barrera De La Fuente (55) / Caparros Maldonado (51) – Varo Ramos (76) / Perez Momha (92)
  •  Followed by:  Garcia Trella (90) / Lopez Dias (101) – Eugenio Barrera (74) Borrero Fernández (49)
  •  Not before 18:30 p.m.:  Jorge Alfaro (145) / Castillo Valverde (122) – Romera Barcelo (184) / Dorta Diaz (22)
  •  Followed by:  Aliaga (143) / Cordoba (112) – Valenzuela (113) / Hernandez (98)

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 !