A force of nature, a hurricane, a whirlwind. Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia have shown in the final of the Chilean Premier Padel why they are the number one in the world. ‘The bombers’ have won their fifth title of the season and they maintain that alternation with Galán and Chingotto that viewers enjoy so much.
The Spanish-Argentine couple has taken revenge after last week in Argentina they succumbed to Ale and Fede after spending a few very difficult days with high fever and general malaise. From which they barely managed to recover to be able to compete in the final even though they ultimately failed to win the title. With this victory they close the South American tour with two victories out of three tournaments played..
The first set was a paddle tennis lesson that will be studied in academies in the coming years. Eighteen minutes were enough for Tapia and Coello to sweep their rivals off the court and make it 6-0 on the scoreboard.. The bombers They recovered that version of frenetic play that led them to dominate the circuit last year, overwhelming all the couples that crossed their path. This first round was a carbon copy of the start of the match that they had before Chingalán in the final of the Premier Padel of Paraguay.
In the second act things changed completely. Galán and Chingotto reset themselves after being on the bench and once again became that couple that competes for everything, as they have shown since they joined. We had to wait for the tenth game to see the first and only break of service of the second set that fell on the side of Jorge Martínez’s boys to establish a 6-4 on the scoreboard with which they once again tied the scoreboard.
The third set began. The audience that packed the stands of the Movistar Arena was going to enjoy a very exciting final that was going to be resolved in the last measure. Tapia and Coello started very well, managing to break at the first opportunity. and consolidating the break. Despite the insistence of Ale and Fede, ‘the bombers’ managed to withstand all the attacks of their opponents to end up closing the final and lifting the title (6-4).
Agustín Tapia wanted to highlight the potential of Galán and Chingotto: “They are very tough, you have to beat them several times in games. It’s going to be like this all year, there are going to be battles that we will have to overcome“For his part, Arturo made reference to the hardness of spending so much time away from home: “In these last three weeks we have had a lot of emotions. Fede and Ale make me reinvent myself to become a better player and, above all, a better person,” said the player from Valladolid at the Premier Padel microphones.
