Ale Galán – Fede Chingotto and Bea González – Delfi Brea are victorious in Sevilla Premier Padel P2!

Sevilla comes to an end. The culmination of the first tournaments of the season in Spain. If the expectations for this week were high, La Cartuja has exceeded them by far. Let’s analyze everything that has given us this final day of Sevilla Premier Padel P2:

This is how the finals of the Sevilla Premier Padel P2

Chingalán already makes it two in two!

It would be necessary to check the newspaper archives to see if any couple so recently created has had such a promising start. Three finals and two consecutive titles since they joined their paths. 7-6 and 6-4 for Jorge Martinez’s team, who also doubled again in both the men’s and women’s categories.

The match started well for the Superpibes, with a break up and eager to win their first title. But after a few games, Galan and Chingotto came into play and the match was quickly equalized.

At times, it seemed that neither couple knew how to hurt the other, as all four were showing an excellent level. From the stands, a fan could be heard exclaiming “how beautiful the match is“. It was the tiebreak that tipped the scales for Ale and Fede by the smallest of details.

Losing the tiebreak was a mental blow for Martin and Franco, who withstood the onslaught well, but crashed again against an immeasurable Chingotto. The player from Olavarría took the reins of the couple, defending the indefensible and squeezing the ball whenever he could. Next to him, the Galán we are all used to, playing less ball, but focused every time it came to him.

In this way, there are already two consecutive titles for Chingalán, which at least are postulated to compete for the number 1.

Bea and Delfi also add up in a row

We already warned: the dynamics between Paula and Ari and Bea and Delfi may have been reversed. The latter have won, with today’s win, six of the last nine tournaments.

It is true that it has not been the day of the number 1, making too many unforced errors, but the Superpibas have played a tournament bordering on excellence. After yesterday’s epic comeback saving five match balls against and turning around a 5-0 deficit; together with one of the best games of Delfina Brea’s career.

Double 6-1 in just over an hour. The points gap is still considerable, but the tables could have been turned. With the level that Bea and Delfi have shown, they are doing more than merits to be able to reduce the amount of points that split them from the first position in the ranking.