Well-known player in the padel world, Bea Gonzalez, was unable to attend the Premier Padel P1 final in Riyadh. Due to an injury, Gonzalez, who was scheduled to compete with her partner Claudia Fernandez, was forced to leave the match.
Fans and onlookers eagerly awaited the final, which was set to pit Gonzalez and Fernandez against the powerful Paula Josemaria and Ariana Sanchez duo. Gonzalez’s injury, however, prompted the decision to leave the game as a precaution to protect her long-term health and avoid more issues.
Gonzalez used social media to inform her followers and admirers about her health. Although she was disappointed that she couldn’t make it to the final, she underlined how crucial it is to put her health first. “I want to reassure everyone who is wondering why we didn’t play in the Riyadh final that I’m doing OK. We must continue to exercise caution even though I have fully recovered from my accident and don’t experience any discomfort. We want to keep doing everything we can in these early tournaments because the season is long,” Gonzalez said.
The Premier Padel medical staff was consulted before the decision was made, and they concurred that Gonzalez should concentrate on her recuperation. Without having to play in the championship match, Paula Josemaria and Ariana Sanchez were proclaimed the winners of the Riyadh Season Premier Padel P1.
Gonzalez is still upbeat and getting ready for her upcoming competition in Gijon in spite of the regrettable turn of events. She is committed to continuing her great padel career and coming back to the court stronger. The Premier Padel community is excited for Gonzalez to return to the sport and has sent their best wishes for a quick recovery.
She posted this.
“I can tell you that I’m okay if you’re wondering why we don’t play the final in Riyadh. Despite the fact that I am completely pain-free and still healing from the accident, we must maintain our composure.
We want to continue to care for and safeguard it as much as possible during these initial competitions because the season is quite lengthy.
After a really successful week, it’s time to return to Madrid to recuperate, train, and get ready for the upcoming competition!
I’ll see you at Gijon.”
