It was supposed to be a golden tournament, almost a boulevard towards the title after the early elimination of the world number ones and the absence of the duo Triay/Brea . But at the end of a semi-final at One Way , Bea Gonzalez and Claudia Fernandez have left the Bordeaux P2 through the small door, beaten sharply 6 / 3 6 / 2 by Carmen Goenaga and Bea Caldera.
The pair world number 3 , although the favorite on paper, never really found its rhythm or its intensity. Very quickly, the frustration has settled in. Bea Gonzalez, so impressive above the head since the start of the season, has multiplied the unusual faults from the first games. Missed volleys, poorly timed smashes and shortened rallies betrayed a lack of lucidity and confidence that we don't often see in him.
For her part, Claudia Fernandez appeared to be particularly struggling with her movement. Less explosive than usual, often late in her attacks to the net, the young Spaniard seemed far from her best level .
The physical aspect in question
The physical glitches quickly transformed this match into nightmare . Claudia Fernandez first requested the physiotherapist at the start of the second round, complaining of a foot pain Upon her return to the court, she decided to stay at the back of the court more often, leaving her partner exposed on certain volleys and losing the thread of the match a little more.
But the bad luck didn't stop there. Bea Gonzalez, already embarrassed several times by her right wrist , experienced a new alert after a unfortunate slip off the track. Hit on landing, she tried to continue without really managing to hide her pain .

This catastrophic scenario put a premature end to what seemed like a dream opportunity : a second victory in P2 this season, a table widely cleared and the possibility of scoring even more valuable points in the standings.
Get up quickly
This final defeat recalls how much the physics counts in such a busy season. For Gonzalez and Fernandez, the priority now is to heal these wounds and to find some mental freshness . Competition is increasingly fierce on the circuit, and in recent weeks, many pairs have shown that they can shake up the established order .
If they want to embody their new status of contenders for the top, Bea and Claudia will have to return to 100 % to face not only the world's greatest pairs, but also those who, like Caldera and Goenaga , take advantage of the slightest opportunity to create a surprise.
Maceo Zerhat discovered padel in 2020 in Savigny-sur-Clairis, Burgundy. He contributed to the club's expansion by bringing his energy and curiosity. Padel Magazinehe transmits his Padel"mania" by skillfully bouncing on all the latest news about your favorite sport!
































































































Jon Sanz leaves Coki Nieto to join Franco Stupaczuk
Tapia / Coello vs Chingotto / Galán: a spectacular rivalry… but one that has become too repetitive?
The transfer window is heating up, with many new pairs already registered for Madrid P1
Victor Teboul / Adrien Westermann: "Building the FIP Bronze in Marnes-la-Coquette, year after year, into an important event in French padel"
Mike Yanguas responds to criticism of his behavior: “Attitude must be non-negotiable”
Aranza Osoro: "Today, beyond the top 40 or 50, it's impossible to live 100% off padel."
Bea González's Top 5 Best Smashes on the Women's Tour
2026 Mediterranean Games: A women's team that sparks debate
London P1: Huge challenge for Collombon/Sharifova against the in-form pair of Calvo/Fernandez
London P1: Leygue and Geens logically bow out against Lebrón / Augsburger but leave with valuable lessons learned.
Bullpadel and PSG present two exclusive rackets in the club's colors
The break Premier Padel Does it still really exist?
London P1: Tapia and Coello once again too strong for Navarro/Di Nenno, the number 1s advance to the final
London P1: Fernandez and Calvo repeat their success against Josemaría / González and secure a second consecutive final
London P1: Can Paquito/Di Nenno finally take down Tapia/Coello?
Padel How Lidl is transforming Crivit into a fully-fledged sports brand with Steffi Graf
Compagnie des Alpes is accelerating its involvement in padel with PadelCity: a new step in its European strategy
Two clubs have surpassed the 1,000 competitor mark: Padel Horizon and the Garden Rennes
Opening a padel club: why fire risk must now be included in the business plan
In padel, does the chemistry between a pair count as much as individual skill?
Why doesn't Clément Geens use his grip like the others?
Why do former tennis players sometimes take so long to progress in padel?
How many calories do you really burn playing padel? The answer is less simple than you might think.
Has the bandeja disappeared from modern padel?
Flat forehand in padel: 5 exercises from Cristian Álvarez to gain control and efficiency
Why knowing how to play on the right and left can make all the difference
Understanding the effects to play padel better
Summer changes padel… but what if the real challenge wasn't hitting harder?
In padel, champions don't win every point, they win the most important ones.
Chingotto and Galán also won the battle of the benches against Libaak and Chozas
The forbidden ball: when a rule divided the world of padel
FIP Tour reform: what will really change from 2027
2027 reform of the FIP and Premier Padel A lot of communication... for ultimately limited changes.
Premier Padel and the FIP are preparing a major reform for 2027: what will change for players
FIP Promises Paris by WME Sports: prevention, recovery, injuries… doctors (Mani and Clédassou) raise awareness about the challenges of padel for young people
Italy Major: Javi Leal still searching for a breakthrough in 2026
Is professional padel becoming an increasingly physical sport?
Are Galán and Chingotto definitively gaining the upper hand over Tapia and Coello?
What do padel players really come to Barcelona looking for?
Benidorm, the new Spanish destination that is attracting padel enthusiasts
French Touch Academy: a 2026 season dedicated to padel in Cap d'Agde