The men's final of the  Premier Padel Gijon P2  will once again offer the most anticipated match of the circuit:  Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello (world no. 1)  face  Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto (seeded n°2) A duel that has become, over the course of the tournaments  the great classic of world padel .

The two best pairs in the rankings meet again in the final, confirming their dominance on the circuit.

 A duel that often goes in favor of the number 1s 

Since their association,  Tapia and Coello have gained the upper hand  in this rivalry. On the  30 matches played The world number ones are in the lead  21 wins to 9 .

The 2025 season particularly illustrated this rivalry. The two pairs faced each other 14 times in the final.

Si  Galan and Chingotto  achieved some brilliant feats, notably in  Rome, Milan or the World Pairs Championships , the overall balance remains in favour of  Tapia and Coello who have won several major finals against their rivals.

 Two ultra-dominant pairs 

The statistics perfectly illustrate the exceptional level of both teams.

Among the world's number ones:

  •  Agustín Tapia  has overtaken Galan in number of titles  with 54 titles  won.
  •  Arturo Coello  already displays  47 tracks  at only 23 years old.

The duo also dominate the circuit's overall statistics with  Over 200 wins together and only about twenty losses .

Opposite,  Galan and Chingotto  represent the most consistent opposition to the circuit leaders.

  •  Alejandro Galán  matters  53 career titles .
  •  Federico Chingotto  in total  15 and established himself as one of the most consistent players on the circuit.

 Solid runs to the final 

Both pairs confirmed their status throughout the tournament.

 Tapia / Coello  They notably defeated:

  •  Arce / Lijó  in the round of 16
  •  Di Nenno / González  in the quarterfinals
  •  Yanguas / Stupaczuk  in the semi-finals

On their side,  Galan / Chingotto  dominated:

  •  Goni / Goenaga 
  •  Garrido / Bergamini 
  •  Sanz / Nieto  in the semi-finals

 A rivalry that leaves its mark on the circuit 

This final represents  Tapia and Coello's 17th consecutive final , an impressive statistic that testifies to their consistency.

On their side,  Galán and Chingotto will be playing their 11th final  consecutive, confirming that they are the only ones capable of regularly competing with the world's number 1.

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 !

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