Paris, France — The Alpine Paris Major, one of the grandest tournaments on the Premier Padel calendar, wrapped up Sunday at Roland-Garros. From electrifying finals to the forging of legacies, both the men’s and women’s draws delivered unforgettable moments.
Men’s Final: Tapia & Coello Reaffirm Supremacy
Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia added another brilliant chapter to their 2025 story by winning the Men’s title in Paris. They defeated Chingalan in straight sets, 6-1, 6-4. The match was a showcase of dominance: Coello & Tapia controlled the pace, stayed strong at the net, pressured return games, and capitalized on every opportunity.
This victory adds yet another Major to their haul this season. Their consistency in big events, including this one at arguably the most iconic tennis venue in the world, cements their reputation as perhaps the top pair in men’s padel right now.
Women’s Final: Triay & Brea Claim the Crown
In the women’s final, Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea emerged victorious over Marta Ortega and Tamara Icardo, posting a convincing 7-5, 6-2 win. The first set tested their mettle: Ortega and Icardo pushed hard, but Triay and Brea found key breaks and stayed resilient. Once they captured that tight opener, they rolled through the second with composed aggression and excellent placement.
With this title, Triay and Brea strengthen their leadership in the women’s rankings and add another Major to their already impressive season, with Brea now rising to world No. 2 as they carry strong momentum into the final stretch of the year.
