Martín Di Nenno et Juan Tello will form a new pair on the professional circuit Premier Padel for the rest of the 2025 season.
The two Argentines are officially registered for the Brussels P2 . Although this association is unprecedented on the circuit Premier Padel , Di Nenno et Tello have already performed together on several occasions, notably during the last two editions of the Hexagon Cup Madrid.
A 3rd place at the 2025 Hexagon Cup
At the 2025 edition, Tello et Di Nenno formed the men's team of the AD/vantage Padel . Together they secured the final point for the 3th place of the competition, which took place from January 29 to February 2 in Madrid.
Their journey began with two defeats:
- 5/7 6/4 8/10 against the pair Chingotto / González
- 4/6 4/6 against Coello / Nieto
But the two Argentinians were able to bounce back by winning their third match:
6/3 7/5 against Yanguas / Garrido ,
then the match for 3rd place:
6/3 6/3 against Coello / Nieto .
Winners in 2024
During the first edition of the Hexagon Cup brand in 2024 Di Nenno et Tello had won their category. In the final, they had won against Franco Stupaczuk / Alex Ruiz (Rafa Nadal Academy), after beating in the semi-final Juan Martín Díaz / Momo González on the score of 7/6 4/6 10/1 .
A promising start to complementarity
Despite a period of doubt and a loss of confidence since his separation from Fede Chingotto , Juan Tello seems to have found his best level at the start of the 2025 season, notably alongside Tino Libaak . His remarkable performance during the Hexagon Cup in Madrid, where he played with Martín Di Nenno under the team colors AD/vantage Padel , demonstrated that he remained a formidable player. A positive dynamic that he then confirmed at Santiago P1 .
Known for its offensive play and power , Tello regularly punishes his opponents with his smashes. For his part, Di Nenno , renowned for its solid defense and versatility , brings the perfect balance. Together, they form a pair at complementary playstyle , who will begin his adventure as 6th pair in the world on the circuit Premier Padel au Brussels P2 end of April.
A big sports enthusiast and former tennis player, I discovered padel a few years ago without really focusing on it. Then I became addicted to this sport by practicing it and watching the premier padel matches. Looking forward to sharing the 2025 news with you!


























































































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