The 3 greatest winning streaks in the history of padel

In the history of padel, certain pairs have left their mark on their era to the point where defeat is almost unimaginable. These winning streaks have become landmarks in the collective memory of the sport, moments when one team dominated to such an extent that each tournament seemed a foregone conclusion. A look back at the three greatest consecutive winning dynasties .

Belasteguín / Juan Martín Díaz: the untouchable myth (2005-2007)

Between 2005 and 2007 , Fernando Belasteguin and Juan Martin Diaz achieved what remains today the longest winning streak in padel: 94 consecutive matches without defeat , About 22 tournaments in a row .

At the time, the circuit wasn't structured like it is today, but their superiority was such that they shaped the foundations of modern professional padel. An absolute domination that marked an entire generation.

Coello / Tapia: The Year of Revelation (2023)

En 2023 , Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia sign their first major series: 35 consecutive wins This is the year they explode to the highest level, becoming world number 1 for the first time.

This meteoric rise also benefited from a particular context: Juan Lebrón , until then at the top with Galán, has had a season disrupted by injuries. As a result, a duel is developing between Stupaczuk / Di Nenno and the new Tapia/Coello pair. And in this showdown, it was the “golden boys” who dominated.

Coello / Tapia: the legendary series (2024)

En 2024 , Coello and Tapia take a further step by aligning 47 consecutive wins But this time, the rivalry is of another caliber: Galan and Chingotto .

The first half of the season was balanced, with each pair sharing the titles. But from July , Tapia and Coello start the steamroller: not a single match lost until the last tournament of the year . But their series ends abruptly during the Final Master , where they lost in the final against Nieto and Sanz , a surprise that marks the end of an invincibility that could have been even more impressive.

Between myth and modernity

The 94 Bela / Diaz wins remain an unattainable peak to this day. But in a current, denser and more demanding circuit, the 35 victories of 2023 and especially on 47 de 2024 signed by Coello and Tapia have immense value.

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 !