The women's final pits  Gemma Triay / Delfina Brea (1)  à  Bea González / Claudia Fernández (3) , in a poster that is both a continuation of the 2025 season and in a clash of styles already well known on the circuit.

A history in favor of the 3rd seed

Head-to-head results favor González/Fernández, who are currently in the lead.  6 wins to 2 Of these eight matches, only  Two of them ended in two sets , each time to the advantage of ts3. The other matches were often close, with  four tie-breaks played , divided equally between the two teams.
This final, however, marks  their first Major clash , an unprecedented context that could reshuffle the cards.

Triay / Brea: a season already under control

Already assured of  to finish the year ranked number 1 in the world , Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea count  nine titles in 2025 including  three outdoors Their last trophy dates back to...  Rotterdam P1 , early October, which represents their longest period without a title this season.

The stakes are twofold:

  •  to win a tenth title in 2025 ,
  • and try to become  the first women's pair to win all four Majors in the same season .

Another symbol:  Triay is the defending champion in Mexico , which she had won last year alongside… Claudia Fernández.

González / Fernández: confirmation expected at the highest level

With  four titles this season Bea González and Claudia Fernández arrive with strong momentum. However, they are aiming for one objective that is still missing from their record:  a first outdoor title in 2025 .

The TS3 can also fall into a very restricted category, becoming  the fourth team to achieve the Major + P1 + P2 triple on the circuit Premier Padel .
Individually,  Fernández is also the reigning champion in Mexico , this time with Gemma Triay, while  González is playing in a final that could give him his first career Major. .

They are coming off a victory at  Dubai P1 but have never chained together  two consecutive titles  this season.

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.

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