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  Premier Padel Rotterdam P2 2026 Recap: Coello & Tapia win again, Stupa & Sanz upset Chingalan, Yanguas & Nieto beat LeBron & Augsburger, and Ari Sanchez & Andrea Ustero take Rotterdam. 🔥   SUBSCRIBE to TSH Padel for Premier Padel recaps, match analysis, reactions, predictions and the biggest debates in professional padel: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast S2 E21, our full Rotterdam P2 2026 Recap.   Coello & Tapia defend their Rotterdam throne and remain undefeated at the tournament. Stupa & Sanz reach their first Premier Padel final together after beating Chingalan. Yanguas & Nieto take down LeBurger in their first meeting, while Paquito & Di Nenno somehow lose after leading 5-3 in the deciding set.   On the women’s side, Ari Sanchez & Andrea Ustero beat both Gemma Triay/Delfi Brea and Bea Gonzalez/Paula Josemaria to win another huge title. Timestamps: 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:09 Coello & Tapia Defend Their Rotterdam Throne! 00:15:24 Stupa & Sanz Showing ? 00:25:50 Time To Hit The Panic Button For Chingalan? 00:37:35 Credit or Blame? Yanguas & Nieto vs Leburger 00:44:37 Choke or Clutch? Momo & Campa vs Paco & Di Nenno 00:50:49 Spicy No Spicy? Leal / Guerrero / Momo Snubs! 00:59:11 How Would You Line Spain Up In The WC Final? 01:04:33 List Your Final Argentina World Cup Squad! 01:09:35 Ustero & Sanchez Takeover Rotterdam! 01:14:10 Overreaction or Not? 01:19:12 Who Wins The Germany P2?   We also debate Spain and Argentina’s World Cup squads, the Leal/Guerrero/Momo snubs, Overreaction or Not, and our Germany P2 predictions.     👑 COELLO & TAPIA WIN ROTTERDAM AGAIN   Arturo Coello & Agustin Tapia remain undefeated in Rotterdam and claim their third consecutive title at the event.   They were pushed into deciding sets during the tournament, but once again found ways to survive when their best padel was not always available.   Who was your MVP: Coello or Tapia?   🔥 STUPA & SANZ HAVE ARRIVED   Franco Stupaczuk & Jon Sanz reach their first Premier Padel final together after beating Yanguas/Nieto and Chingotto/Galan in straight sets.   Could Jon Sanz actually unlock the best version of Stupa we have ever seen?   🚨 SHOULD CHINGALAN PANIC?   Chingotto & Galan suffer a straight-sets quarterfinal loss to Stupa & Sanz while Coello & Tapia continue adding titles.   Is this just another bad tournament, or is the World No. 1 race starting to slip away?   And is a Chingalan breakup at the end of 2026 becoming a real conversation?   🍔 YANGUAS & NIETO BEAT LEBURGER   In their first meeting, Mike Yanguas & Coki Nieto beat Juan Lebron & Leo Augsburger in straight sets.   Credit to Coki and Mike?   Blame on LeBurger?   And is the men’s World No. 3 position now officially up for grabs?   🤯 CHOKE OR CLUTCH?   Paquito Navarro & Martin Di Nenno led Momo Gonzalez & Campagnolo 5-3 in the final set and had multiple match points.   They still lost 7-5.   Massive choke or incredible clutch performance?   🌍 PADEL WORLD CUP DEBATE   Spain leaves out names including Leal, Guerrero and Momo, and their reactions were not exactly subtle.   We build our ideal Spain World Cup Final lineup, then choose our final Argentina World Cup squad.   Who gives each country the best chance in a potential Spain vs Argentina final?   👑 ARI SANCHEZ & ANDREA USTERO WIN ROTTERDAM   Paris was not a fluke.   Ari Sanchez & Andrea Ustero beat Triay & Brea in the semifinals and Bea & Paula in the final to win Rotterdam.   At this point the question has to be asked:   Are Ari Sanchez & Andrea Ustero the best women’s padel team in the world right now?   🧨 OVERREACTION OR NOT?   Stupa will play the best padel of his career next to Jon Sanz.   Chingalan could break up at the end of the season.   There will be a new World No. 3 pair by the end of 2026.   Ari Sanchez & Andrea Ustero are the best team in the world.   🇩🇪 WHO WINS GERMANY P2?   Can Coello & Tapia keep winning?   Do Chingalan bounce back?   Can Stupa & Sanz prove Rotterdam was not a one-week peak?   And can anyone stop Ari & Ustero?   We finish with our Germany P2 men’s and women’s predictions.   👇 DROP YOUR TAKE   Who is the real No. 3 men’s team?   Should Chingalan be worried?   And are Ari Sanchez & Andrea Ustero officially No. 1 in women’s padel?   Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EFC8yx Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7uEoncIbclJ8C9KoYgtCf8?si=47da9a74180b41c4   Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/padelpulsepodcast/ Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@padelpulsepodcast Follow on Twitter: https://x.com/padelpulsepodcast Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PadelPulsePodcast/   Check out more from TSH Padel here:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tsh.padel/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tsh.padel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TSH.Padel/

Premier Padel Paris Major 2026 recap: Coello & Tapia come back from 5-2 down to break Chingalan’s hearts, Ari Sánchez & Andrea Ustero dominate the women’s final, and the World No. 1 races just changed again. 🇫🇷🔥   SUBSCRIBE to TSH Padel for the BEST Premier Padel debates, reactions, match analysis, predictions, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Check out all the awesome LMD projects here: https://www.lmd.com.eg/   The Paris Major gave us one of the most dramatic finals of the Premier Padel season.   We break down another iconic chapter of Coello & Tapia vs Chingalan, whether this loss could haunt Chingotto and Galán in the World No. 1 race, the growing tactical problem for Lebrón and Augsburger, Paquito and Di Nenno’s rise, the latest transfer-market chaos, and an incredible women’s tournament led by Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero.   Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:11 Check out LMD's Website! 1:23 Coello & Tapia 4-Peat! 20:13 Will This Loss Haunt Chingalan? 29:30 Are Leburger Really On The Right Track? 40:43 Are Paquito & Di Nenno clearly the 4th best team now? 50:09 Upset or Not an Upset 52:47 New Breakups & Teamups! 57:28 Honorable Mentions Of The Paris Major? 1:00:19 Ustero & Sanchez Crowned Queens in Paris! 1:06:16 How Will The Women’s World No.1 Race End? 1:09:35 Overreaction or Not? 1:15:43 Where we were right & wrong? 1:17:21 Who wins the Rotterdam P2?   👑 COELLO & TAPIA REMAIN UNTOUCHABLE IN PARIS   Four consecutive Paris Major titles. 20-0 as a pair at Roland-Garros. One week after losing in the Madrid quarterfinals, Coello and Tapia immediately respond by winning a Major.   WHO IS YOUR MVP?   💔 WILL THIS LOSS HAUNT CHINGALAN?   Chingotto and Galán were one game away. Fede Chingotto has now reached five consecutive Paris finals since 2022 and lost every one. After Madrid, the World No. 1 race looked wide open. After Paris, the gap has opened again.     🚨 ARE LEBRÓN & AUGSBURGER REALLY ON THE RIGHT TRACK?   Another semifinal. Another straight-sets loss to Coello and Tapia. LeBurger are now 1-7 against the World No. 1 pair in 2026. So are Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger actually getting closer?     📈 ARE PAQUITO & DI NENNO CLEARLY THE NO. 4 TEAM?   Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno come from a set down to beat Stupa and Sanz and will officially move into the World No. 4 position.   They then once again create winning stretches against Chingalan before eventually falling.     🤔 UPSET… OR NOT REALLY AN UPSET?   Aimar Goñi and Edu Alonso take out Madrid finalists Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas.   We also look at Chozas and De Pascual taking down Arce and Tello and ask which results were true shocks…and which ones we should have seen coming.   🔄 THE PREMIER PADEL TRANSFER MARKET IS MOVING AGAIN More breakups. More new partnerships. Garrido and Bergamini are done. Javi Garrido links up with Sanyo Gutiérrez. Pol Hernández moves with Manu Castaño. Collado joins Enrique Goenaga. Which new project has the highest ceiling?   🇫🇷 PARIS HONORABLE MENTIONS   Thomas Leygue gives the French crowd one of the stories of the tournament.   After suffering a torn Achilles at last year’s Italy Major, Leygue comes back and beats Sanyo and Esbrí in a deciding set to reach the Round of 16 at his home Major.   And then there was the crowd.   Around 14,500 fans packing Roland-Garros for padel. In France.   One of the clearest signs yet of how quickly Premier Padel is growing globally.   👑 ARI SÁNCHEZ & ANDREA USTERO ARE PARIS MAJOR CHAMPIONS   Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero beat Araújo and Ortega in a three-set semifinal before absolutely dominating Claudia Fernández and Martina Calvo 6-2, 6-0 in the final.   Their first Major together. Andrea Ustero’s first Major title. And their third title of 2026.   🌍 HOW DOES THE WOMEN’S WORLD NO. 1 RACE END?   Is this becoming the most competitive women’s season we have seen in Premier Padel?   🧨 OVERREACTION OR NOT?   Paquito and Di Nenno are closer to beating the Top 2 than LeBurger. Coello and Tapia will win more Paris Majors than Rafael Nadal won Roland-Garros titles. Coello and Tapia have already secured Year-End World No. 1. Yanguas and Nieto’s Madrid P1 run was an outlier.       ✅ WHERE WE WERE RIGHT & WRONG     🇳🇱 WHO WINS ROTTERDAM P2?     👇 DROP YOUR TAKE   Will the Paris Major loss haunt Chingalan?   Are Coello and Tapia now clear favorites to finish 2026 as World No. 1?     Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EFC8yx Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7uEoncIbclJ8C9KoYgtCf8?si=47da9a74180b41c4   Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/padelpulsepodcast/ Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@padelpulsepodcast Follow on Twitter: https://x.com/padelpulsepodcast Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PadelPulsePodcast/   Check out more from TSH Padel here:   Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tsh.padel/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tsh.padel Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TSH.Padel/

Chingalan strike back in Madrid, Coello and Tapia finally fall before the final, LeBurger crash out early, and Calvo and Fernández somehow lose after leading 5–0 in the third. Madrid P1 was absolute chaos. 🔥   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel debates, reactions, and Premier Padel breakdowns: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Check out all the awesome LMD projects here: https://www.lmd.com.eg/   Welcome to our full Madrid P1 Recap!   The second half of the Premier Padel season started with one of the craziest tournaments of 2026.   Chingotto and Galán leave Madrid with another massive result in the World No. 1 race. Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas immediately prove their new partnership is real. Coello and Tapia suffer a shocking quarterfinal defeat. Lebrón and Augsburger completely underperform. Gonza Alfonso and Tino Libaak explode onto the scene.   And somehow the women’s draw might have been even crazier.   Timestamps:   00:00:00 Intro 00:01:12 Check out LMD's Website! 00:01:22 Chingalan Reign Supreme in Madrid! 00:15:38 How About That Run From Nieto & Yanguas? 00:26:22 Madrid Disaster for LeBurger? 00:33:30 How Impressive Were Gonza & Libaak? 00:41:37 Has Paquito Brought Back Prime Martin Di Nenno? 00:48:36 Honorable Mentions Of The Madrid P1? 00:52:20 Spicy No Spicy? 00:57:26 Triay & Brea Conquer Madrid! 01:04:48 Overreaction or Not? 01:10:44 Paris Major Preview 01:15:35 Who ya got Paris?   👑 CHINGALAN REIGN SUPREME IN MADRID   Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán deliver another huge result in Madrid and do serious damage in the race for World No. 1. Their road included Patiniotis and García, Esbrí and Sanyo, an incredible three set battle with Paquito and Di Nenno, Jofre and Bautista, and finally Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas. Galán also plays a Madrid final featuring two Madrid born players for the first time alongside Coki. But there is a bigger question: Did Chingalan fully capitalize even though they never had to personally beat Coello and Tapia? And most importantly… Who was your MVP?   🚀 COKI & YANGUAS ARE REAL   First Premier Padel final together. And they did it by taking out Coello and Tapia 7–5, 7–6 in the quarterfinals. It was the World No. 1 pair’s first quarterfinal loss since May 2025. The tactical plan was fascinating. Coki and Yanguas deliberately attacked Tapia’s volley. Mike displaced Tapia and opened the middle. Coki became more aggressive overhead. And their coaching box told them to stop waiting for mistakes and start creating the points themselves. They entered the final with an 0–6 record against Chingalan. But after Madrid… Are Coki and Yanguas already closer to the number three team in the world than number five?   🚨 MADRID DISASTER FOR LEBURGER   Haroon and Ismaeel picked Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger to WIN Madrid. They did not even make the quarterfinals. LeBurger lose 7–6, 7–5 to Gonza Alfonso and Tino Libaak in the Round of 16. Lebrón even admitted during the match that they were not creating enough. Instead of matching their power, Gonza slowed everything down, changed the rhythm, and forced LeBurger to generate their own attack.   At hat point does the concern become real? And is their position as the clear number three team officially under threat?   🇦🇷 GONZA & LIBAAK GO OFF   Beat Bergamini and Garrido. Beat Lebrón and Augsburger. Come from behind against Abbate and Rodríguez. Reach the semifinals. And even against Coki and Yanguas, they had seven set points in the second set. Gonza manipulated the speed of the match while Tino attacked the spaces he created. Should this partnership stay together for the rest of 2026? And did both players just play themselves into Argentina’s World Cup team?   🧠 HAS PAQUITO BROUGHT BACK PRIME DI NENNO?   Martín Di Nenno looks different. Paquito Navarro and Di Nenno continue showing signs that this reunion could become much more dangerous than expected. Meanwhile Coki and Yanguas reached a final immediately after their previous partnership struggled to convert semifinal opportunities, while Stupa and Sanz exited Madrid in the Round of 16. Were we blaming Coki and Yanguas too much for what went wrong before?   👏 MADRID HONORABLE MENTIONS   Jofre and Bautista reach their first Premier Padel semifinal after surviving one of the wildest quarterfinals of the year. They failed to convert five match points during a 16–14 second set tiebreak… …and STILL recovered to win the third. Flavio Abbate also becomes the first Italian man to reach a Premier Padel quarterfinal, alongside Rodríguez after knocking out Leal and Guerrero. And Madrid also marked an emotional moment for the sport as Alejandra Salazar announced her retirement from padel.   🌶️ SPICY NO SPICY   Gonza Alfonso challenged a missed smash against Yanguas and Nieto after the ball touched Yanguas before hitting the ground. The call was overturned. Good use of video review or are we getting too technical?   👑 TRIAY & BREA CONQUER MADRID   Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea beat Bea González and Paula Josemaría 6–7, 6–3, 6–3 to win Madrid. Sixth title of the season. Fifth consecutive final. Gemma reaches 200 Premier Padel victories. And after their London defeat to Calvo and Fernández, they immediately remind everyone why they remain the most consistent force on the women’s tour. Is consistency the biggest thing separating Gemma and Delfi from everybody chasing them?   🤯 COMEBACK OF THE YEAR OR CHOKE OF THE YEAR?   This one might hurt for a long time.   Calvo and Fernández led Bea and Paula:   5–0 in the deciding set.   Then at 5–3… 40–0. Three consecutive match points. They still lost 7–5.   Bea stayed positive. Paula became more aggressive. Claudia stopped stepping forward with the same conviction. And suddenly seven straight games were gone. So who deserves more of the story?   Bea and Paula for an unbelievable comeback… or Calvo and Fernández for an unbelievable collapse?   And does a loss like this make a young team stronger? Or leave a scar?   🧨 OVERREACTION OR NOT?   Coki and Yanguas are closer to being the No. 3 team than the No. 5 team. The loss to Bea and Paula will haunt Calvo and Fernández for the rest of the season. Gonza Alfonso should make Argentina’s World Cup team. The Madrid men’s final was the best men’s final of 2026.   🇫🇷 PARIS MAJOR PREVIEW   And there is basically no time to recover. The Paris Major is next. Potential chaos includes: Coello and Tapia potentially getting Gonza and Libaak almost immediately. Paquito and Di Nenno potentially meeting Stupa and Sanz in the quarterfinals.   Possible semifinals:   LeBurger vs Coello and Tapia Chingalan vs Stupa and Sanz Madrid changed the hierarchy. Paris could blow it up again.   ✅ WHERE WE WERE RIGHT & WRONG   Men:   Haroon and Ismaeel picked LeBurger. Yousef picked Chingalan.   Women:   Haroon and Ismaeel picked Calvo and Fernández. Yousef picked Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea. Receipts are getting pulled.   🎯 WHO WINS THE PARIS MAJOR?   Men’s champion. Women’s champion.   And which Madrid overreaction is most likely to become reality?   👇 DROP YOUR TAKE   Are Chingalan genuinely back in the World No. 1 race? Are Coki and Yanguas already a Top 3 level partnership? And was the Calvo and Fernández loss the biggest choke of the entire season?   Halfway through 2026, the padel season looks VERY different from what we predicted. Chingalan’s No. 1 hopes, LeBurger’s ceiling, surprise teams, disappointments, breakups… and the biggest questions are still unanswered.   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Check out all the awesome LMD projects here: https://www.lmd.com.eg/   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 18, our full 2026 Mid Season Recap. With Premier Padel returning in Madrid, Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon look back at everything that has happened so far, revisit some takes that aged beautifully and others that aged terribly, and make our biggest predictions for the second half of the season.   Who has given us the best story of 2026? Who has surprised us the most? Who has been the biggest disappointment? And most importantly… what happens next?   Timestamps:   0:00 Intro 1:37 Best story so far this season? 9:30 Most surprising team/player? 13:47 Most disappointing team/player? 22:25 Revisiting our biggest predictions 27:15 Most exciting part of 2nd half of the season 30:59 Who will finish as World Number 4? 34:26 Will the race for world no. 1 be decided in Barcelona or before? 36:46 What’s your biggest prediction for the second half of the season? 38:33 Who wins Madrid P1?     🏆 BEST STORY OF 2026 SO FAR Every season has the teams that win the most. But sometimes the best story has nothing to do with who is World No. 1. We pick the player or team whose journey has made the first half of 2026 special.   🤯 BIGGEST SURPRISE Which player or partnership completely exceeded expectations? Was it a young team exploding onto the scene? A veteran resurgence? Or a partnership nobody expected to become a genuine threat?   📉 BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT There were some HUGE expectations coming into 2026. Not everyone delivered. We debate which player or team has fallen furthest below what we expected before the season started.   🔮 REVISITING OUR BIGGEST PREDICTIONS Time to pull out the receipts. Chingalan will finish World No. 1. How are we feeling about that one now? LeBurger will challenge Coello and Tapia more than anyone else. Have Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger actually lived up to that expectation? Sanyo and Gonza will make the Barcelona Masters Final. We revisit one of the wildest predictions from before the season.   👀 WHAT ARE WE MOST EXCITED FOR? New partnerships. Young players emerging. The World No. 1 race. World Cup selections. And potentially another transfer window full of chaos. What is THE storyline we cannot wait to watch during the second half of 2026?   ⚔️ WHO FINISHES WORLD NO. 4? This race could get fascinati

Halfway through 2026, the padel season looks VERY different from what we predicted. Chingalan’s No. 1 hopes, LeBurger’s ceiling, surprise teams, disappointments, breakups… and the biggest questions are still unanswered.   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1    Check out all the awesome LMD projects here: https://www.lmd.com.eg/   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 18, our full 2026 Mid Season Recap. With Premier Padel returning in Madrid, Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon look back at everything that has happened so far, revisit some takes that aged beautifully and others that aged terribly, and make our biggest predictions for the second half of the season.   Who has given us the best story of 2026? Who has surprised us the most? Who has been the biggest disappointment? And most importantly… what happens next?   Timestamps:   0:00 Intro 1:37 Best story so far this season? 9:30 Most surprising team/player? 13:47 Most disappointing team/player? 22:25 Revisiting our biggest predictions 27:15 Most exciting part of 2nd half of the season 30:59 Who will finish as World Number 4? 34:26 Will the race for world no. 1 be decided in Barcelona or before? 36:46 What’s your biggest prediction for the second half of the season? 38:33 Who wins Madrid P1?    🏆 BEST STORY OF 2026 SO FAR Every season has the teams that win the most. But sometimes the best story has nothing to do with who is World No. 1. We pick the player or team whose journey has made the first half of 2026 special.   🤯 BIGGEST SURPRISE Which player or partnership completely exceeded expectations? Was it a young team exploding onto the scene? A veteran resurgence? Or a partnership nobody expected to become a genuine threat?   📉 BIGGEST DISAPPOINTMENT There were some HUGE expectations coming into 2026. Not everyone delivered. We debate which player or team has fallen furthest below what we expected before the season started.   🔮 REVISITING OUR BIGGEST PREDICTIONS Time to pull out the receipts. Chingalan will finish World No. 1. How are we feeling about that one now? LeBurger will challenge Coello and Tapia more than anyone else. Have Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger actually lived up to that expectation? Sanyo and Gonza will make the Barcelona Masters Final. We revisit one of the wildest predictions from before the season.   👀 WHAT ARE WE MOST EXCITED FOR? New partnerships. Young players emerging. The World No. 1 race. World Cup selections. And potentially another transfer window full of chaos. What is THE storyline we cannot wait to watch during the second half of 2026?   ⚔️ WHO FINISHES WORLD NO. 4? This race could get fascinating. Stupa and Sanz vs Yanguas and Nieto vs Guerrero and Leal Which partnership finishes the season as the fourth best team in the world?   👑 WHEN WILL WORLD NO. 1 BE DECIDED? Does the fight between Coello and Tapia and Chingotto and Galán survive all the way to the Barcelona Finals? Or will one team have already killed the race before we even get there?   👇 Drop one second half prediction in the comments so we can come back to it at the end of the season.   🇪🇸 WHO YA GOT: MADRID P1 The break is over. Premier Padel is back. We finish with our men’s and women’s picks for Madrid P1.   👇 JOIN THE DEBATE Who has been your biggest surprise of 2026? Who has disappointed you most? And who finishes the year as World No. 1?   Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EFC8yx  Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7uEoncIbclJ8C9KoYgtCf8?si=47da9a74180b41c4  Follow on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/padelpulsepodcast/  Follow on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@padelpulsepodcast  Follow on Twitter: https://x.com/padelpulsepodcast  Follow on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/PadelPulsePodcast/    Check out more from TSH Padel here: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tsh.padel/  TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@tsh.padel  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TSH.Padel/ 

Coello and Tapia conquer London, Chingalan enter the summer break with big questions, Stupa and Yanguas finally split, and Calvo with Fernández just changed the women’s tour. SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Check out all the awesome LMD projects here: https://www.lmd.com.eg/ Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 17, our full London P1 recap. Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down Coello and Tapia’s eighth title of the season, Chingalan’s fifth straight loss to them, the latest concerns around LeBurger, the Stupa and Yanguas breakup, and the historic rise of Calvo and Fernández. 👑 Coello and Tapia conquer London Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia win their eighth title of the season and make it five straight wins over Chingalan. Another final, another trophy, and another statement before the summer break. WHO IS YOUR MVP? 😬 What are Chingalan thinking now Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán enter the break after a fifth straight loss to Coello and Tapia and now sit 1,300 points behind in the race. Is this still a rivalry, or have Coello and Tapia reopened the gap? 🚨 Is Augsburger ready for World No. 1 talk Leo Augsburger and Juan Lebrón lose again to Chingalan, and the way it happened raises questions. Up 3-0 with a double break in the second set, they still lost the set 6-3. Is Augsburger really ready to fight for World No. 1, or is the consistency still missing? 💔 Stupa and Yanguas finally break up Franco Stupaczuk and Mike Yanguas lose in the quarterfinals again, this time to Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno in straights, and the partnership is officially done. Was this inevitable? 🔁 Thoughts on Stupa and Sanz Stupa and Jon Sanz are coming. What does this team look like, how dangerous can they be, and who should Yanguas call next? We might have one wild option. 🧨 Summer breakup watch With Stupa and Yanguas done, are more teams about to follow during the summer break? We look at the partnerships that could be under pressure. 👑 Calvo and Fernández destroy London Martina Calvo and Claudia Fernández are only in their second tournament together, and they already have two finals and one title. They become the youngest team in history to win a Premier Padel title, Calvo becomes the youngest player ever to win a title, and they beat Bea and Paula in both tournaments before taking down Gemma and Delfi in straights to win London. Is this the start of something massive? 🧨 Overreaction or Not LeBurger have solidified their spot as the number three team, not more and not less. If Chingalan keep getting dominated by Coello and Tapia, they will break up by the end of the season. The women’s tour is more competitive than the men’s tour. Coello and Tapia will make every final for the rest of the season. Calvo and Fernández will win more titles overall than Bea and Paula. Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero are a more volatile team than LeBurger. ✅ Where we were right and wrong Women’s side: Haroon had Bea and Paula, Ismaeel had Gemma and Delfi, but Yousef got Calvo and Fernández right. Men’s side: Ismaeel had LeBurger, Yousef had Chingalan, and Haroon got Coello and Tapia right. 🎙️ Should we do a mid season recap episode? The summer break is here, the title races are heating up, teams are breaking up, and the second half of 2026 could get wild. Should we drop a full mid season recap episode? 👇 Drop your takes in the comments Are Coello and Tapia clearly back on top, and are Calvo and Fernández the future of the women’s tour?