Tito Allemandi participated in the exhibition of theAPT Padel Tour on the sidelines of the Saint-Tropez Tennis Challenger, with the presence of Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. The player who opts for the n°1 in the APT ranking goes to the microphone of Padel Magazine.
A dream for me to be in France
Lorenzo Lecci López: How is this exhibition going here in Saint-Tropez?
Tito Germani: "We are enjoying France. This place is really amazing. Unfortunately I can't stay for long (replaced by Javi Perez for the second exhibition). The conditions couldn't be better and it's a dream for me to play padel in Saint-Tropez.”
Lorenzo Lecci López: Let's talk about this excellent moment of the season with Tolito: three consecutive titles that launch you into the fight for the No. 1 in the ranking.
Tito Allemandi :“Yes, it's true that we won three tournaments in a row. I'm not obsessed with the No. 1 in the rankings, although it's true that I want to win every game. If with Tolito we continue to do things well, and we train this way, we will have the possibility of finishing the season as number 1. If we don't finish first, but win six tournaments, I sign.

Tolito needs to defend more
Lorenzo Lecci López: When we look at the matches of the Tito/Tolito pair, we see fewer and fewer weak points. What are the points to improve?
Tito Allemandi :“We still have a lot of things to improve. I have to improve my aerial game, I have to be more aggressive. Tolito, meanwhile, needs to defend more, be more patient. There are a thousand things to improve. The most important thing is that as long as we are happy to play together, and he manages to make me smile, things will be fine for us.
Lorenzo Lecci López: The idea for 2023 is to continue with Tolito Agurre?
Tito Allemandi : “It's not an idea, it's a reality. Tolito and I will continue together, no doubt.”

From his names, we can guess his Spanish and Italian origins. Lorenzo is a multilingual passionate about sports: journalism by vocation and events by worship are his two legs. He is the international gentleman of Padel Magazine. You will often see him at various international competitions, but also at major French events. @eyeofpadel on Instagram to see his best padel photos!
































































































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