Let's get down to business  Paris Major  with a duel between:  Marta Ortega / Tamara Icardo  (TS5) against the queens of Roland-Garros,  Ariana Sánchez / Paula Josemaría  (TS2). A confrontation between a confident pair and the historic champions of the Chatrier and in this duel Ortega and Icardo are leading for the moment in the direct confrontations ( 1 - 0 )

Ortega and Icardo, the momentum regained

Finalists in Malaga, Marta and Tamara confirm their momentum by reaching their  second half together  and their very first in a Major. For Ortega, it's a return to the forefront nine months after his last appearance at this stage of a Major (Mexico 2024). For Icardo, it's even  Doha 2024 .
In the quarter-finals, they played a great game to eliminate  Bea González and Claudia Fernández  after  2h31 of battle , taking their revenge on the Andalusian final in the process. Whatever happens, the pair already come out on top: they defended their points and will leave Paris with a bonus in the ranking.

Ari and Paula, invincible at Roland

It's hard to do better than the world number two on Parisian clay:  12 consecutive wins  and two titles (2023 and 2024). They are aiming for a historic hat-trick and a 13th consecutive victory at the Paris Major.
Their regularity commands respect: on  8 Majors played , they have only lost once in the semi-finals. Already  four major coronations  to their credit, but none yet in 2025 despite four titles won this season. In the quarter-finals, they rolled against  Caldera / Goenaga  (6/2 6/4 in 1h38), without ever trembling.
A small detail: even if they win here, they will cede their individual No. 2 spot in the FIP to Delfi Brea. But as a duo, they will remain firmly in place.  the world's number 2 pair .

A poster that promises

Ortega and Icardo are currently leading in direct confrontations ( 1 - 0 ). But facing them, Ari and Paula know the Chatrier by heart and have never lost there. Everything is in place for an explosive semi-final: either the confirmation of Marta and Tamara's rise to power, or a new demonstration by the queens of Paris.

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 !