We were hoping for a semi-final with sparks and we got it with a superb semi-final lasting almost 2h30 in Mexico Premier Padel P1: Juan Lebrón and Ale Galán won in a marathon match against Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno (7/6 2/6 6/2) , thus securing a place in the final.
When we see Lebrón and Galán playing like this, we inevitably say to ourselves that the separation could be regrettable. Facing them, the “Superpibes”, who wanted their revenge, started very strong, quickly taking the advantage in the first set. But in the end, the Spanish pair won in the tie break at 11/9.


The reaction of the Argentines was not long in coming, dominating the second set. 2/6
But in the decisive set, Lebrón and Galán took control and imposed a rhythm that Stupaczuk and Di Nenno failed to counter. 6/2

This success in three sets gives them the opportunity to seek a 34th title in Acapulco.
And to make the party really good, this final will be played against Tapia / Coello.
Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.
























































































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