The Gijón P2 promises to be a great opportunity for several players to stand out and score crucial points in the standings. Between promising young talents, experienced players and well-known figures from the A1 circuit Padel, here are the profiles to follow closely throughout the week.
Tolito Aguirre & Gonzalo Alfonso – The Essential Favorites
It's hard not to start with the big favorites of this edition. Tolito Aguirre and Gonza Alfonso, who dominate the A1 circuit Padel for several seasons, have just sent a strong message by winning the FIP Gold Walls Their objective is clear: to impose themselves on this stage of Premier Padel to ensure a regular ticket in the main draw on the next major tournaments of the circuit. With their spectacular play and their complementarity, they will be the main attraction of the tournament.
Boris Castro & Enzo Jensen – A confident duo
Second pair to watch, Boris Castro and Enzo Jensen , who arrive with good momentum after winning the FIP Silver of Valencia They already distinguished themselves last year against the best, notably by narrowly missing out on the feat against Alex Ruiz and Alex Arroyo au FIP Platinum Marbella , where they had several match points before giving in to the third set tie-break. With this experience, they have everything they need to go far in this P2.
Simone Cremona – Highest Ranked Player
Italian Simone Cremona (105th in the world) is, on paper, the highest ranked player in this tournament In 2024, he made numerous appearances on the circuit. Premier Padel , reaching the final table at five times . With solid experience in major competitions, he will be a serious contender for the title, especially since the competition present in this tournament is, on paper, less strong than what he has faced in the past.
Santiago Rolla & Facundo López – A solid duo from the A1 circuit
Among the players from A1 Padel, Santi Rolla and Facu Lopez are well placed. The Argentine pair, currently ranked 7th on the A1 circuit , reformed in October 2024 and finished the year playing at a very good level. They arrive in Gijón after a victory in FIP Silver in Brazil , proof of their rise to power.
Mariano Agustin González & Juan Zamora – The next generation
In the line of A1 players Padel in search of progression on Premier Padel , we find Mariano Gonzalez and Coquito Zamora , two promising young people who impressed in 2024 despite their first year on the professional circuit. Linked respectively to Gabriel Reca and Matías Pratto , they benefit from first-rate supervision and could well be tournament revelations .
Manu Aragón & Facundo Dehnike – Two young people with impressive careers
La Nox Future Academy will be represented by Manu Aragon and Facu Dehnike , two young players already well established in the circuit. Manu , European champion with the Spanish team in 2024, has a certain talent. Facu , he is considered one of the greatest Paraguayan hopes, with a final in Children's World in 2023. Their ability to play without complexes against more experienced opponents could make the difference.
Francisco Cabeza – The youngest player in the tournament
Born in 2007 , Curro Cabeza is one of the youngest players to watch this week. Left-handed and trained in Spain, he has been crowned world champion among young people when Mundial de Menores 2023 in Paraguay . His rise has been meteoric and he has just won a FIP Bronze title in Qatar . He will start as seeded 11 .
Ignacio Alonso – In the footsteps of his brother Edu
Finally, we should not forget Nacho Alonso , little brother of the talented Eduardo Alonso . Also a right-hand player, Nacho has already achieved several great performances on A1 Padel in 2024. , reaching the final tables several times. His playing style strongly resembles that of his brother, and he could be one of the nice surprises of the tournament .
A tournament to follow closely
This Gijón P2 is marked by an atypical plateau, but it will offer a golden opportunity for many players looking for points and recognition on the circuit Premier Padel . Between the announced supremacy of Aguirre and Alfonso, the ambitions of the young talents and the experience of the circuit regulars, The next few days look interesting . Remains to be seen. who will know how to stand out from the crowd and leave with a title that could change everything for the rest of the season.
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 !

























































































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