The end of the 2025 season, as is often the case, reignites discussions surrounding... pair changes in the world of padel. And this year, two names keep coming up: Paula Josemaría et Gemma Triay Two leaders, two world-class players, two complementary styles… and two players for whom the question of the future could soon arise.
Josemaría / Sánchez: more than five years together… but a cycle that is running out of steam?
The pair Paula Josemaría / Ariana Sanchez have been playing together for over five years A record of longevity in modern women's padel. An ultra-productive partnership, but one that clearly experienced a dip in 2025.
Facts :
- They lost their world throne after a difficult start to the season.
- They went through several very irregular months.
- They regained confidence at the end of the year with three consecutive titles .
- Their momentum was halted at Dubai , with a defeat in the semi-finals.
If the Spanish fail to regain the world number 1 ranking by the end of the season, the possibility of a separation It would no longer be a taboo subject. Paula herself did not close the door in an interview: she will decide "after the season", without confirming or denying a possible breakup.
Triay/Brea: number 1 but less dominant
On the other side, the pair Gemma Triay / Delfi Brea remains world number 1 , but the dynamics are no longer the same as at the beginning of the year:
- Three consecutive tournaments without a title
- Less physical impact
- A more fluctuating level of play
- A final lost in Dubai
Nothing to worry about in the immediate future: barring any major unforeseen event, they will end Volume 1 .
A Josemaría / Triay pair: impossible… or just improbable?
On paper, a pair Paula Josemaría / Gemma Triay It makes a huge number of fans dream. The reasons are obvious:
Paula, left-handed ultra-powerful, is today one of the best right-wing players Gemma, a player of left This comprehensive system is a global benchmark. Their combination would theoretically be devastating.
But in reality, this scenario remains very complicated If Gemma Triay finishes the season as world number 1 alongside Delfi Brea, there would be very little reason to want to separate.
A Josemaría/González partnership: a much more credible scenario
If there is one hypothesis that makes sense, it is that of a pair Paula Josemaría / Bea González in 2026.
Why?
- Bea González showed in Dubai and throughout the season that at her best, she can to dominate anyone .
- Her playing style would perfectly complement Paula's.
- The two have already affirmed their mutual respect… and it would be difficult for Bea to refuse if Paula called her.
- Paula hinted that she might consider a change "after the season".
A pair Josemaría / Bea González would be one of the most explosive and consistent on the circuit. And this one really is feasible .
What other combinations could there be?
If this game of dominoes starts, other associations would become plausible:
- Delfi Brea / Ariana Sánchez
- Claudia Fernández / Ariana Sánchez
- Gemma Triay /… ? (according to the movements of the top)
The end of the season could become a real turning point for the women's circuit.
Conclusion: End of cycle in sight?
Nothing is set in stone, nothing is official. But several signs indicate that the women's market could be about to undergo significant changes:
- Josemaría / Sánchez may be reaching the end of a cycle.
- Triay / Brea dominates but no longer displays the same intensity.
- Bea González explodes even higher and becomes a highly sought-after pick.
One thing is certain: the idea of a Josemaría / Triay It's intriguing, but the real path to follow might well be a Josemaría / González .
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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