The Premier Padel Bordeaux P2 concluded with an unforgettable night of high-intensity matches, dramatic comebacks, and record-breaking performances. In the men’s draw, Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia reaffirmed their dominance, while in the women’s, Andrea Ustero became the youngest player ever to win a Premier Padel title.
Men’s Final: Coello/Tapia’s Sweet Revenge
In a rematch of the Rome Major final, world No.1s Coello and Tapia faced Chingotto and Galán, but this time, the outcome was different. After a nail-biting tie-break (14-12), the Spanish-Argentine duo closed the first set and controlled the second to win 7/6 6/4.
🎙️ Agustín Tapia: "We knew we had to improve after Rome. Today, we played with more composure, and that made the difference."
This victory cements their status as the top pair in the world and sets the stage for an exciting season ahead.
Women’s Final: Andrea Ustero’s Breakthrough
At just 18 years old, Andrea Ustero, partnering with Sofia Araújo, claimed her first Premier Padel title by defeating Caldera and Goenaga (7/5 2/6 6/2). Ustero is now the youngest champion in Premier Padel history.
🎙️ Andrea Ustero: "I still can’t believe it! This is a dream come true. Huge thanks to my team and Sofia for this incredible opportunity."
📊 Tournament Stats:
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Longest tie-break: 14-12 (men’s final)
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Youngest champion: Andrea Ustero (18 years)
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Record attendance: Over 3,500 fans on finals day
👉 What’s Next?
With this performance, Coello/Tapia strengthen their No.1 ranking, while Ustero emerges as a rising star in women’s padel. The tour now heads to Madrid, where new battles await.