Le Riyadh Season Premier Padel P1 , which takes place from February 10 to 15, 2025 at the Padel Rush Arena Riyadh, enters a decisive phase with the round of XNUMX of the women's table. Several renowned duos are entering the competition, while some pairs are looking to create a surprise.
A baptism of fire for Brea/Triay
New association highly anticipated, Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay (seeded no. 2) begin their journey against Alejandra Alonso and Andrea Ustero . The latter, a duo since May 2023, form one of the strongest pairs on the circuit. Ustero, 17, already holds the record for the youngest finalist of a Premier Padel Major (Paris 2023 with Brea). Facing them, Brea and Triay combine seven titles each on the circuit Premier Padel. To note that Brea was a finalist in Riyadh in 2024 , while Triay had failed in the quarter-finals.
First outing for González/Fernández
Bea González and Claudia Fernández team up for the first time in competition. They face Marta Talaván and Ksenia Sharifova , who had to fight more than 2h30 in three sets in the previous round against Nuria Rodriguez and Carolina Orsi . González, finalist in Riyadh in 2024 with Brea, hopes to shine with Fernández, former partner of Triay. This match represents a major test for their new association.
Sánchez/Josemaría in search of a new coronation
The world's No. 1s, Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría , enter the fray with the ambition of defend their title . Impressive in the Middle East in 2024 with victories at Qatar and Kuwait , they had only conceded four defeats in P1 last year. Their goal? To continue their domination from this first tournament of the year.
Guinart/Iglesias facing rising youth
Marina Guinart and Victoria Iglesias , surprise droppers of Aranzazu Osoro and Jessica Castelló , must now confirm against the young hopefuls Noa Cánovas and Jimena Velasco . Guinart knows Riyadh well, where she reached the quarter-finals in 2024 with Carolina Navarro. For their part, Cánovas and Velasco dream of a first quarter-final on the circuit Premier Padel.
Ortega/Araújo as solid favorites
The pair Marta Ortega and Sofia Araujo (n°4) continues its journey against Marina Lobo and Sofia Saiz , two players who are still struggling to get through this stage of the competition. Ortega and Araújo have never been eliminated before the quarterfinals since the formation of their duo in Genoa , and their consistency outdoors makes them formidable opponents.
Qualifications in force
For first time since Milan 2023 , two pairs from the qualifications rise to Round of 1 of a women's PXNUMX . Raquel Eugenio and Laia Rodriguez will try to continue their journey against the experienced Patricia Llaguno and Lucia Sainz , While Virginia Riera and Marta Marrero will cross swords with Carmen Goenaga and Bea Caldera , in a match that promises to be very competitive.
The rest of the tournament promises to be explosive clashes and could reserve some surprises. Who will manage to reach the quarter-finals and get closer to the title? Answer on the courts of Riyadh.
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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