Jorge Martinez: the man behind Milan's success

The Milano Premier Padel P1 is coming to an end. In men, Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia clash Ale Galán et Fede Chingotto, while in women, Delfi Brea et Bea González defy Gemma Triay et Claudia Fernández.

Coello and Tapia continue their domination

World number 1, Arturo Coello et Agustín Tapia, won their 19th final of the season by beating Momo González et Eduardo Alonso (6/3, 6/3). This match, which has become a classic this year, will once again pit the two best pairs in the world against each other. Arturo Coello said about their season: "It's been a very complete and satisfying year. Our opponents pushed us to reach this level. The numbers are incredible, but we always aim to improve, even slightly."

Galán and Chingotto in great form

Ale Galán et Fede Chingotto, the world's No. 2 pair, secured their place in the final with a convincing win over Juan Lebrón et Martín Di Nenno (6/1, 6/4) after semi-final defeats at Kuwait et Acapulco.

Brea and Gonzalez aim for new victory

Delfi Brea et Bea González clinched their ninth final of the season by crushing Andrea Ustero et Alejandra Alonso (6/0, 6/2).

Triay and Fernández continue their indoor momentum

The 2th pair in the world, Gemma Triay et Claudia Fernández, confirmed its indoor superiority by winning against Claudia jensen et Tamara Icardo (6/3, 6/2). They will be aiming for a first title in Italy together and their sixth of the season, including four won indoors.

Alonso qualifies for the Finals

Despite being eliminated in the semi-finals, Alejandra Alonso secured 16th place in the FIP Race rankings, thus validating his ticket for the Premier Padel Finals, before Tamara Icardo.

Jorge Martinez, pillar of Milan's success

The Milan tournament is once again marked by the influence of Jorge Martínez, architect of past victories and present on the benches of the two finals this year. In 2023, he had already led the project of Galan-Lebron to victory, and in 2024 he aims to add two new titles with his male and female pairs.

Franck Binisti

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.