Bea González et Paula Josemaría continue their excellent momentum at Premier Padel Asunción P2 But their opening match in Paraguay was marked by a tense moment. Bea González was struck in the head mid-rally, causing a real scare on the court before calming everyone down. Despite this incident, the Spanish pair dominated their round of 16 match and advanced to the quarterfinals.
A start to the tournament marked by high confidence
They arrived in Paraguay with maximum confidence after their titles at Miami , Newgiza et Brussels , Bea González et Paula Josemaría continued their new winning streak.
The players coached by Claudio Gilardoni faced the pair Caldera / Goenaga with a place in the quarter-finals up for grabs. On paper, the favorites seemed far superior, but an incident in the game dampened the mood.
Carmen Goenaga's smash hits Bea González in the head
In the heat of the match, a smash of Carmen Goenaga ended up directly on the head of Bea González . A completely unintentional action, but one that immediately worried the spectators and the players on the track.
The sequence, relayed notably by Padel ReviewThe image quickly circulated on social media. For a few seconds, silence replaced the usual atmosphere of the Paraguayan central stadium.
Fortunately for the Spanish pair, Bea suffered more than harm, and was able to resume the match without major difficulty.
A commanding victory before a tough quarter-final
After that scare, the world number 2s regained control of the match with authority. González et Jose Maria they prevailed in just one hour of play with a net score of 6 / 1 6 / 1 .
In the quarter-finals, they will face the pair Ortega / Calvo , currently fifth pair in the FIP ranking , for a match that promises to be much more competitive.
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