The show is on this Friday on the central track of the Kuwait Arena for the start of the quarter-finals of the FIP World Cup Pairs 2025 The world's number 1 players, both women and men, were on the court to kick off this key day of the tournament.
Triay – Brea in bosses
Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea (1) left no opening for Alejandra Alonso / Claudia Jensen dominated 6 / 2 6 / 1 .
The world's best pair have conceded only seven games in two matches since the start of the competition.
One month after their semi-final loss at Milano P1 The number 1 seeds seem to have rediscovered the rhythm that carried them to three consecutive titles in September (Paris Major Open, CUPRA Germany). Premier Padel P2, Rotterdam P1). A logical qualification and boosted confidence before the final four.
Coello – Tapia by forceps
In men, the appearance was quite different. Arturo Coello / Agustín Tapia had to work hard for three sets to get past Jeronimo González / Francisco Guerrero : 6/4 4/6 6/3 .
The Spanish duo, already remarkable in the round of 16 after having overturned Garrido / Campagnolo (6/7 6/2 6/2), offered real resistance. But the power and consistency of Coello/Tapia ultimately dictated the tempo.
The world number ones therefore advance to the semi-finals, where they will face Nieto / Yanguas , unwavering victors of Garcia Rodrigo / Gala ( 6 / 2 6 / 2 ).
An explosive night session
The day will end with a tense match:
Juan Lebrón / Franco Stupaczuk face Paquito Navarro / Jon Sanz .
A duel that promises maximum intensity to close out this decisive day at the Kuwait Arena.
I discovered padel at the Paris Major at Roland-Garros. Since then, I've played regularly with colleagues, friends, and family. Still far from the level of the Spanish or Argentinians, I follow this sport as a passionate journalist.
































































































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