Alejandro Galan and Federico Chingotto were defeated 7-6, 6-4 by Agustin Tapia and Arturo Coello in an exciting final at the Bordeaux Premier Padel P2. Both partners showed why they are among the world’s top-ranked duos in the match, which was a display of padel at the highest level.
A Dramatic and Accurate First Set
The first set was a master class in mental toughness and tactical play. After a string of closely contested games in which both sides held serve, the match ended in a tiebreak that taxed players’ nerves and stamina. After saving several set points, Tapia and Coello eventually prevailed 14–12, taking advantage of a brief window of opportunity. One of the set’s distinguishing characteristics was their ability to remain calm under duress.
Cyberwarfare and Strategic Intelligence
The front-court interactions were frequent and fierce throughout the game. Galan’s angled bandejas and Chingotto’s constant net pressure met with Tapia’s skillful volleying and Coello’s strong overheads. As Tapia and Coello started to exert more control over the net, forcing mistakes and openings, the power dynamics gradually changed.
When led 5-4 in the second set, Tapia and Coello broke serve at a critical juncture. Their increasing domination as the play went on was mirrored in the 6-4 set score.
A Competition That Keeps the Season Defined
These two top pairs met for the fourth time this season in this final, with Tapia and Coello now having a slim advantage. Every match is important since there are only 60 points separating them in the rankings. The indoor court in Bordeaux was the ideal setting for this intense battle to continue.
The triumph solidifies Tapia and Coello’s dominance in the padel globe and adds another title to their stellar 2025 season.
