Paula Josemaría and Ariana Sánchez won their first title in this Premier Padel circuit in Paris after defeating Triay and Ortega.
The end of Premier Padel in Paris This gives a new opportunity to those who dominate the rankings to win a title. Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría They arrived showing a very good level of 20 × 10 throughout the tournament in Paris and want to make up for the defeat in the tournament in Madrid. Gemma Triay and Marta Ortega They will try to avoid it and get the title of the house. The number ones are favourites, although it was a very close match between two great couples.
Ari and Paula are off to a great start
The game started with a revolution and in the third game Ari and Paula broke to make the score 2-1 after a left foot shot to the body of Marta Ortega. The Catalan and the girl from Cáceres are more comfortable on the court, something they showed soon. Although leading, they did not lower the intensity and achieved a new break in their favor for 4-1 after a curve on the fence by Paula.. A good snake from Gemma at the feet of Ari Sánchez gave them 5-2 in a set that was very complicated for them. The number one players play a beautiful padel, with a high percentage of successes despite the speed with which they execute. As it was, they took the first set after winning serve with a volley from Sánchez that prevented Gemma from climbing the net.
Sánchez and Josemaría finished the game
The second started in a more even fashion, with all four players winning their first serve to make the score 2-3. At that moment, Paulita and Ari broke their opponents with a long right volley from Ortega that hit the glass. Marta and Gemma regained the disadvantage in the sixth thanks to a backhand volley over Josemaría’s fence. There was little joy for them, because in the next game they lost serve after a shot against Triay’s glass. At 5-3 they had to save 3 match points against them by serving, prolonging the inevitable. In the end, in a 6-4 Paula and Ari were crowned for the first time in the Premier after a beautiful backhand angle by Josemaría of Ortega.
