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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 Aug

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?

Chingalan keep owning Africa, Leal and Guerrero deliver a gladiator run, LeBurger blow six match points, and Gemma with Delfi rule Pretoria. This P1 gave us title races, World Cup debates, and chaos.   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 16, our full Pretoria P1 recap. Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down Chingotto and Galán’s sixth title of the season, Leal and Guerrero’s incredible run, LeBurger’s painful collapse, and Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea’s statement title in South Africa.   Timestamps: 00:00:00 Intro 00:01:14 Check out LMD’s Website! 00:01:36 Chingalan Conquer Pretoria How impressive were Leal & Guerrero? 00:10:52 How impressive were Leal & Guerrero?Did Leburger choke? 00:21:47 Did Leburger choke? How great was Sanyo? 00:26:39 How great was Sanyo? Shots of the tournament 00:32:47 Shots of the tournament Gemma & Delfi go back to back! 00:36:03 Gemma & Delfi go back to back! Claudia & Calvo first impressions? 00:39:11 Claudia & Calvo first impressions? Overreaction or Not? 00:45:09 Overreaction or Not? Where we were right & wrong 00:52:22 Where we were right & wrong WYG London P1 00:54:19 WYG London P1 Women 00:55:54 WYG London P1 Men     🏆 Chingalan continue to own Africa Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán win their sixth title of 2026 and keep building their case in the race for World No. 1. After another huge week on African soil, is the top ranking still in sight? WHO IS YOUR MVP?   🔥 Leal and Guerrero’s gladiator run Javi Leal and Fran Guerrero beat LeBurger and Coello and Tapia on the same run, becoming the only team to beat Coello and Tapia in a semifinal since Bordeaux last year. Chingalan had been 21 and 2 in semis since then, which makes this run even more ridiculous. Was this the gladiator run of the year?   😳 LeBurger collapse Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger had six match points and still could not close it. Is this the choke of the year, or just the kind of painful loss that happens when two explosive players are still trying to become a complete team?   🧠 Sanyo check in Another quarterfinal loss for Sanyo, this time with Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno taking them out in straights. Still, how impressive has Sanyo’s overall 2026 been?   🎯 Shots of the tournament Lebrón’s backhand flick. Fran Guerrero’s outrageous block from Augsburger. The moments that made Pretoria feel different.   👑 Gemma and Delfi rule Pretoria Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea take the title and remind everyone why they are still one of the most dangerous teams on the women’s tour. Was this the statement they needed before London?   🚀 First impressions of Calvo and Fernández Martina Calvo and Claudia Fernández reach their first final together and beat Bea González and Paula Josemaría in straights. Is this a short term spark, or the start of a serious new team?   🧨 Overreaction or Not Leal and Guerrero secured their spots for Spain’s World Cup team. Javi Leal is a Top 5 talent in the world. Fran Guerrero is the fourth best right side player in the world. Aimar Goñi will get a call from Sanz or Yanguas soon.   ✅ Where we were right and wrong Men’s side: Ismaeel and Yousef had Chingalan right, while Haroon had Coello and Tapia. Women’s side: the picks got messy, and Pretoria made everyone rethink the board. We run the receipts.   🎲 Who ya got for London P1 Men’s and women’s picks for the next Premier Padel stop.   👇 Drop your takes in the comments Was Leal and Guerrero’s Pretoria run the best run of the year, and can Chingalan still 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/   Keywords: Pretoria P1 2026, Premier Padel Pretoria, Chingotto Galán, Chingalan, Coello Tapia, Lebrón Augsburger, LeBurger, Javi Leal, Fran Guerrero, Sanyo Gutiérrez, Paquito Navarro, Martín Di Nenno, Gemma Triay, Delfi Brea, Bea González, Paula Josemaría, Martina Calvo, Claudia Fernández, London P1 preview, Padel Pulse Podcast   #Padel #PremierPadel #PadelPulsePodcast #Chingalan #CoelloTapia #Lebron #Augsburger #LealGuerrero #TriayBrea #PretoriaP1 #LondonP1

Coello and Tapia’s domination continues at the Malaga P1! But was Lebrón and Augsburger’s performance the real story of the tournament? How about the Lebron celebration? 🤣 We break it all down! 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/    In this Malaga Premier Padel P1 recap, we break down another commanding title run from Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia, who have now recorded 23 consecutive victories, seven titles this season and five championships in a row. Are the Golden Boys even more dominant in 2026 than they were last season?   Timestamps: 1:44 The Coello & Tapia Crushing Continues! 7:54 Would you grade this an A+ tournament for Leburger? 16:42 Are Chingotto & Galan on the decline now? 22:28 Was this the final straw in the Stupa & Yanguas partnership? 28:40 Gemma & Delfi get revenge in Malaga! 32:45 Overreaction or Not? 38:00 Where We Were Right & Wrong 39:03 Who Ya Got For The Pretoria P1? We also debate whether this was an A+ tournament for Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger? Meanwhile, Chingotto and Galán have now gone five consecutive tournaments without a title. Are they experiencing a temporary dip ... or are they officially declining? On the women’s side, Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea delivered a statement performance, completing their revenge mission in Malaga. We also discuss: 🎾 Whether Stupa and Yanguas should finally end their partnership. And if so, who should they call? 🎾 Where our Malaga P1 predictions went right—and very wrong 🎾 Our biggest overreactions from the tournament 🎾 Early predictions for the upcoming Pretoria P1 Let us know in the comments, because as you know, we read every single one! 👇 Are Chingotto and Galán declining? Can Lebrón and Augsburger dominate them during the second half of the season? Are 2026 Coello and Tapia better than their 2025 version? Would you rather win a Premier Padel P1 or see your country win the World Cup?

Coello and Tapia make it four straight titles, Chingalan lose another final, Lebrón and Augsburger hit alarm territory, and Icardo with Jensen shock the women’s draw in Bordeaux. This episode is loaded.   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 14, recorded July 5, 2026, our full Bordeaux P2 recap. Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down Coello and Tapia’s latest win over Chingotto and Galán, where Chingalan go after four straight final losses, the concern around Lebrón and Augsburger, and the incredible title run from Icardo and Jensen.   👑 Coello and Tapia still own in Bordeaux Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia win their fourth straight title after Roma, Valencia, Valladolid, and now Bordeaux. It is another final against Chingotto and Galán, the ninth time in twelve events this year, and the 2026 rivalry now swings 5 to 4 in favor of Coello and Tapia. Galán’s 100th career final ends in a loss, while Coello and Tapia turn their 26th straight final into another trophy. WHO IS YOUR MVP?   😬 Where do Chingalan go from here Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán have now lost four consecutive finals to Coello and Tapia and sit almost 1000 points behind them in the Race. Is this just a tough stretch, or are Coello and Tapia officially back in control of the rivalry?   🚨 Lebrón and Augsburger, we need to talk Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger fall in the quarterfinals to Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno. Last week, “LeBurger will not win another title this year” sounded like an overreaction. After another early exit as the number three seeds, is it starting to become reality?   🔥 Paquito and Di Nenno building something Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno beat LeBurger and reach their first semifinal since reuniting, and their first semifinal together since Mendoza P1 2022. Is this the week that changes the tone of their reunion?   🏆 Icardo and Jensen shock Bordeaux Tamara Icardo and Claudia Jensen win their first title as a pair with a ridiculous run through the draw. They beat the number four seeds Fernández and Araújo, the number two seeds Bea and Paula, then the number one seeds Triay and Brea in the final. Icardo wins the first Premier Padel title of her career, while Jensen adds her second title at just 21 years old. They dropped the first set in the final, then won 12 of the next 14 games. Statement run.   💔 Chozas and Libaak break up Tino Libaak and Chozas are done. What went wrong, who should each player call next, and what does this mean for the next wave of partnerships?   🧨 Overreaction or Not Coello will surpass Galán in career titles by the end of the season. Icardo and Jensen’s Bordeaux run was better than LeBurger’s Brussels run. The men’s tour is getting boring with LeBurger underperforming. Paquito and Di Nenno will do better than Stupa and Yanguas for the rest of the season.   ✅ Where we were right and wrong Women’s side: everyone missed after Icardo and Jensen shocked the field. Men’s side: Yousef and Haroon correctly had Coello and Tapia, while Ismaeel had LeBurger.   🎲 Who ya got for Málaga P1 Men’s and women’s picks for the next Premier Padel stop.   👇 Drop your takes in the comments Are Coello and Tapia fully back as the clear best team in padel, and is it time to seriously worry about LeBurger? 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/ #padel #padelpulsepodcast #tshpadel

Coello and Tapia still own Valladolid, Chingalan questions are getting louder, and Bea González with Paula Josemaría strike back as queens. Plus LeBurger drama, fast court debates, and a loaded Bordeaux preview. 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 the latest Padel Pulse Podcast recap, where Yousef & Ismaeel break down Valladolid P2, the biggest storylines from the men’s and women’s draws, and what this tournament means heading into Bordeaux P2. 👑 Coello and Tapia still own Valladolid Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia remind everyone why Valladolid has been such a special place for them. Another huge week, another statement, and another chance to ask the big question: when the pressure is highest, are they still the safest bet on tour? WHO IS YOUR MVP? 😬 What is wrong with Chingalan Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán have had massive highs in 2026, but the recent questions are real. Is this a dip in level, a matchup issue, or just the natural rhythm of a rivalry season against Coello and Tapia? 🔥 Chapter 6: LeBurger vs Coello and Tapia Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger get another crack at Coello and Tapia, and the matchup keeps giving us answers. Are LeBurger getting closer, or are they still missing the final piece against the very best? 🚀 Leal and Guerrero building momentum Javi Leal and Fran Guerrero could be setting themselves up for a strong second half of 2026. Is this partnership starting to click at the perfect time? 🤔 Bergarrido, Tello and Arce choose FIP Gold Bergamini and Garrido, plus Tello and Arce, skip Valladolid P2 and head to Abidjan for FIP Gold. Smart ranking strategy, strange scheduling choice, or a sign of how packed the calendar has become? 👑 Bea and Paula queens in Valladolid Bea González and Paula Josemaría win Valladolid and get revenge after recent setbacks against Triay and Brea. Is this the response that puts them back in control of the women’s race? 🧨 Overreaction or Not As Tapia said, padel on fast courts is not beautiful to watch. Daytime matches should use purple balls for better TV visibility. Lebrón and Augsburger will not win another title for the rest of the year. 🌴 Bordeaux P2 preview Coello and Tapia land on the same side as LeBurger, but their path is far from simple: Collado and Hernández, Goni and Alonso, and potentially Chingalan. Is this the toughest draw they have had in weeks? ✅ Where we were right and wrong Women’s side: Yousef had Ustero and Sánchez, Ismaeel had Gemma and Delfi, and Haroon got Bea and Paula right. Men’s side: Ismaeel had LeBurger, while Yousef and Haroon got Coello and Tapia right. 🎲 Who ya got for Bordeaux P2 Men’s and women’s picks for the next Premier Padel stop. 👇 Drop your takes in the comments Are Coello and Tapia back in control, and should Premier Padel rethink fast courts and ball visibility for TV?   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 outclutch Chingalan in Valencia, Ustero and Sánchez take revenge, and the Lebrón and Galán handshake drama explodes. Valencia P1 gave us rivalry pressure, World Cup debates, and serious Valladolid questions.   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 12, recorded June 14, 2026, our full Valencia P1 recap. Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down Coello and Tapia’s clutch win over Chingotto and Galán, whether this loss will haunt Chingalan, the latest Lebrón and Galán controversy, and Ustero and Sánchez being crowned queens in Valencia.   Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 00:01:23 Coello & Tapia come up clutch in Valencia! 00:18:39 Will this loss haunt Chingalan? 00:26:27 Lebron & Galan DRAMA 00:42:03 Leburger vs Chingalan Chapter 5 00:47:04 Ustero & Sanchez back in title town 00:54:22 Overreaction or Not? 01:03:37 Where we were right & wrong 01:06:24 Who Ya Got in Valladolid?   🏆 Coello and Tapia outclutch Chingalan in Valencia Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia survive another massive battle with Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán, but this time they find the answers in the biggest moments. After so many twists in this rivalry, Valencia gives Coello and Tapia another statement win. WHO IS YOUR MVP?   😬 Will this loss haunt Chingalan Chingotto and Galán have had huge moments in 2026, but losses like this can leave marks. Was Valencia just one tight final, or the type of result that changes confidence in the race for year end number one?   🔥 Was Galán right not to shake Lebrón’s hand The tension between Ale Galán and Juan Lebrón is still one of the biggest stories in padel. After another emotional chapter, we debate whether Galán was justified, whether it crossed a line, and what it says about their relationship now.   ⚔️ Chapter 5 of LeBurger vs Chingalan Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger versus Chingotto and Galán keeps delivering drama, pressure, and elite padel. What did this latest chapter tell us about the matchup, the momentum, and the ceiling of LeBurger?   👑 Ustero and Sánchez crowned queens in Valencia Andrea Ustero and Ari Sánchez win their second title of the season and get revenge for the loss to Triay and Brea. Is this the result that pushes them back into the center of the women’s title race?   🧨 Overreaction or Not Martín Di Nenno should not be called up for Argentina’s World Cup team. Either Lebrón or Galán should be excluded from the Spain World Cup team for chemistry reasons. Chingotto lost the final against Coello and Tapia in Valencia. We are now watching the peak of the Chingalan versus Coello and Tapia rivalry.   ✅ Where we were right and wrong Women’s side: Yousef and Haroon had Bea and Paula, Ismaeel had Gemma and Delfi, and nobody got it right. Men’s side: Ismaeel had Chingalan, while Yousef had LeBurger and Haroon had Coello and Tapia. We run the receipts.   🎲 Who ya got for Valladolid P2 Men’s and women’s picks for the next Premier Padel stop.   👇 Drop your takes in the comments Are Coello and Tapia back in control of the rivalry, or is this still the peak of the Chingalan era? 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 strike back in Rome, Triay and Brea defend their Major throne, and Momo with Campagnolo steal the spotlight. The Rome Major delivered rivalry revenge, partnership drama, and massive Valencia questions.   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Check out all the incredible LMD projects here: https://www.lmd.com.eg/   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 11, recorded June 7, 2026, our full Rome Major recap. Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down Coello and Tapia dethroning Chingotto and Galán, what this means for the race to year end number one, the early report card on new partnerships, and Triay and Brea defending their Major crown.   TIMESTAMPS: 0:00 Intro 1:14 LMD Ad Read 1:37 Coello and Tapia dethrone Chingalan in Rome 14:20 Will this hurt Chingalan’s chances for year end Number One? 18:37 Should LeBurger be discouraged by their level since Brussels? 26:43 How happy are we for Momo González and Lucas Campagnolo? 32:22 New Partnerships Early Report Cards 37:14 Triay and Brea defend their throne in Rome! 43:37 Biggest Winners in Rome 48:02 Overreaction or Not? 55:45 Valencia P1 Preview 59:43 Where we were right and wrong? 1:00:50 Who ya got for Valencia P1?   👑 Coello and Tapia dethrone Chingalan in Rome Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia finally strike back on the biggest stage and take down Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán at the Rome Major. After weeks of Chingalan momentum, this was the response everyone was waiting for. WHO IS YOUR MVP?   📉 Will this hurt Chingalan’s year end number one chances Chingotto and Galán came into Rome with major momentum, but this loss changes the tone. Is it just one Major result, or does it reopen the race for world number one in 2026?   🔥 Should LeBurger be discouraged since Brussels Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger have not quite hit the same heights since their Brussels breakthrough. Is this just the normal rhythm of a new partnership, or are the top teams starting to figure them out?   💙 Momo and Campagnolo make a statement Momo González and Lucas Campagnolo reach the semifinals and beat both Paquito Navarro with Martín Di Nenno and Stupa with Yanguas. Is this the feel good run of the tournament, or the start of a real top team?   📊 New partnerships early report card Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno exit in the quarterfinals to Momo and Campagnolo. Fran Guerrero and Javi Leal fall to Coello and Tapia. Gonza Alfonso and Javi Barahona push Chingalan to a final set in the round of 16. Who impressed, who needs time, and who already looks in trouble?   👑 Triay and Brea defend their Rome throne Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea defend their Major title and win their fourth Major from the last five. After all the questions around the women’s race, this was a huge answer. WHO IS YOUR MVP?   🌟 Biggest winners in Rome Giulia Dal Pozzo makes incredible padel history for Italy, becoming the first Italian to reach a Major semifinal alongside Nuria Rodríguez after beating Araújo and Fernández. Collado and Hernández make the quarterfinals of a Major. Leal and Guerrero show signs. Jofre and Jairo keep building.   🧨 Overreaction or Not Coello and Tapia will win every Major in 2026. Yanguas and Stupa need to break up yesterday. Collado and Hernández are a top 10 team even if the rankings say otherwise. This Major win for Triay and Brea saved their partnership. Winning the longest match in padel history is bigger than winning the title.   🌴 Valencia P1 preview Chingalan land on the same side as LeBurger. Coello and Tapia have Stupa and Yanguas. Which draw is more dangerous, and who has the cleanest path?   ✅ Where we were right and wrong Women’s side: we all had Bea and Paula, nobody got it right. Men’s side: Haroon had Coello and Tapia. Ismaeel had LeBurger. Yousef had Chingalan. Receipts, misses, and lessons heading into Valencia.   🎲 Who ya got for Valencia P1 Women’s side and men’s side picks for the next Premier Padel stop.   👇 Drop your takes in the comments Are Coello and Tapia fully back, or is the year end number one race still wide open?   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 humiliates Coello and Tapia in Buenos Aires, Bea and Paula make Premier Padel history, and Argentina sets a world attendance record. This episode is a pure momentum shift. SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1 Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 10, our full Buenos Aires P1 recap. Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down the rivalry flip at the top of the men’s game, the unstoppable women’s streak, the Lebrón and Galán tension, and what Argentina just proved to Premier Padel. 🏆 Chingalan crowned Buenos Aires kings! Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán smash Coello and Tapia 6 2, 6 1 in the final, and for the first time in 34 meetings they win four straight in the rivalry. They now sit 4 and 1 versus Coello and Tapia in 2026, take over the Race for No. 1, and head into the Rome Major as the leaders. Did the home crowd pressure Tapia more than it lifted him? WHO IS YOUR MVP? 😳 What is going on with Coello and Tapia No title since Cancún P2, four straight finals lost, and the worst they have looked against Chingalan all year, in Argentina of all places. Is this a coaching and dynamic issue, a tactical problem, or simply what happens when Galán and Chingotto are this hot? 🔥 LeBurger hit the semifinal wall again Brussels rematch, but Chingalan get revenge 6 0, 6 3 in 56 minutes. Augsburger rises to career high FIP No. 8 and passes Paquito. Are Lebrón and Augsburger trending upward, or stuck behind the same two walls every week? 👀 Lebrón vs Galán: still heated Not the friendliest handshake. Galán looking away while Lebrón talks. Is the tension real, and does it show up in how they play each other? 📊 Rate these partnerships 1 to 10 Paquito Navarro and Fran Guerrero Momo González and Martín Di Nenno, final tournament together, and the Di Nenno reunion with Paquito next Campagnolo and Bautista 🌟 Biggest winners of the week Jiménez and García make quarters and beat Momo and Di Nenno. De Pasqual and Rodríguez come through qualifying into the round of 16. Campagnolo and Bautista fight to the quarters with a big win. Sanz and Nieto beat Arce and Tello, reach the quarters, and push Chingalan to a tiebreak. 👑 Bea and Paula make it five straight titles Bea González and Paula Josemaría beat Brea and Triay again, win five consecutive Premier Padel titles, extend the streak to 20 straight wins, and take over the FIP Race No. 1 heading into Rome. WHO IS YOUR MVP? 🇦🇷 Buenos Aires atmosphere: record-breaking 16,920 fans at Mary Terán de Weiss, a new world padel attendance record. Paquito publicly calls for more Argentina events. Does Argentina deserve a Major? 🧨 Overreaction or Not Coello and Tapia will lose the head to head versus Chingalan in 2026. Argentina deserves a Major not just a P1. Chingalan are now the heavy favorites to end 2026 as world number one. Lebrón and Augsburger will not break into the Top 2 in 2026. ✅ Where we were right and wrong Men: Yousef nails Chingalan, Ismaeel and Haroon miss. Women: Yousef and Haroon nail Bea and Paula, Ismaeel misses. 🎲 Who ya got for the Italy Major Men’s and women’s picks heading into the next massive week. 👇 Drop your takes in the comments Is Chingalan officially the best team in the world right now, and should Argentina get a Major?

Chingalan defend Asunción again, Coello and Tapia take another final loss, and the Alonso and Goni surge is officially real. Plus Paquito drama, De Pasqual and Rodrigues from qualifiers to quarters, and six overreactions that will start a war. SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1 Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 9, our full Asunción P2 recap, where Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down the men’s and women’s draws, what the Coello and Tapia trend actually means, and then preview Buenos Aires P1. 🏆 Chingotto and Galán defend their Asunción throne Chingalan take their fourth title of 2026, most on tour, and move to 3 and 1 versus Coello and Tapia this season. The rivalry math is shifting fast. WHO IS YOUR MVP: Galán or Chingotto? 👑 Should we begin to worry about Coello and Tapia’s future They have now reached 21 consecutive finals, but four final losses, three to Chingalan and one to LeBurger. Is this a temporary wobble or the start of a real vulnerability? And in Asunción specifically, who deserves the blame for the loss? 🔥 LeBurger: crushed by Coello and Tapia Another semifinal, but the matchup remains brutal. What does this say about Lebrón and Augsburger’s current level, and what do they need to change to win these weeks? 🧩 Arce and Tello were right there They were up a break and serving for it in the final set, and up a break in the second set. How close are they to a statement win, and what makes them so dangerous when the confidence is high? 🚀 Edu Alonso and Aimar Goni: officially a problem They beat Ruiz and Esbri, then take out Momo and Di Nenno, then beat Stupa and Yanguas. The question now is ceiling: who has higher potential, Alonso and Goni or Arce and Tello? 🌟 Biggest winners of the week Juani De Pasqual and Alonzo Rodrigues come through qualifying and make the quarters, beat Collado and Hernandez in a final set tiebreak, beat Bergarrido, then fall to LeBurger. A run that turns heads. 🌶️ Spicy no spicy Paquito’s attitude with Fran becomes a talking point, then he apologizes on social media. Real issue or one bad moment? 👑 Bea and Paula still unbeatable Third straight title, still dethroning everyone in their path, and now a 12 match win streak. WHO IS YOUR MVP on the women’s side? 🧨 Overreaction or Not Bea and Paula will dominate more than Coello and Tapia ever did. Coello and Tapia are the least improved team in 2026. Edu Alonso and Goni will qualify for the Barcelona Masters final. Maxi Arce is already a Top 5 right side player. Maxi Arce should be a lock for Argentina’s World Cup team. Franco Stupaczuk is officially on the decline. ✅ Where we were right and wrong Men: Yousef nails Chingalan. Women: Yousef and Haroon nail Bea and Paula. And we own the misses. 🎲 Who ya got in Buenos Aires P1 Men’s and women’s picks for the next stop. 👇 Drop your hottest take in the comments Are Chingalan now the real number one team in 2026, yes or no? Keywords: Premier Padel Asuncion P2 2026, Chingotto Galan, Chingalan, Coello Tapia, Lebron Augsburger, LeBurger, Maxi Arce, Juan Tello, Edu Alonso, Aimar Goni, Paquito Navarro, Bea Gonzalez, Paula Josemaria, Triay Brea, Buenos Aires P1 preview, Padel Pulse Podcast Timestamps 0:00 Intro 1:20 Chingalan Defend Their Asuncion Throne 19:03 Should we begin to worry about Coello & Tapia’s future? 24:16 What do you make of Leburger’s Crushing Defeat to Coello & Tapia? 32:14 How impressed were you with Arce & Tello? 40:19 Edu Alonso & Aimar Goni officially a problem? 49:11 Biggest Winner of the Week! 51:06 Spicy No Spicy? 59:27 Bea & Paula Still Unbeatable! 1:03:58 Overreaction or Not? 1:12:38 Where We Were Right & Wrong 1:13:19 Who Ya Got in Buenos Aires P1? #Padel #PremierPadel #PadelPulsePodcast #Chingalan #Coello #Tapia #Lebron #Augsburger #BeaGonzalez #PaulaJosemaria #AsuncionP2

LeBurger win their first title together, Coello and Tapia keep reaching finals but the losses are piling up, and Bea and Paula make it three straight. Brussels P2 gave us statements, shifts, and overreactions that might age insanely fast. SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1 Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 6 recorded March 23, 2026, our full Brussels P2 recap, where Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down the biggest storylines from the men’s and women’s draws, then preview Asunción. 🏆 Lebrón and Augsburger make their statement in Brussels Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger win their first title together, and every match versus Coello and Tapia goes to a final set. That is not luck, that is pressure. WHO IS YOUR MVP? 👑 Have Coello and Tapia taken a step back in 2026 They have now reached 20 consecutive finals, but they have three final losses, two to Chingalan and one to LeBurger. Is this just normal variance at the top, or are the margins finally turning against them? 🔥 Chapter 2: Chingalan vs LeBurger Where does this rivalry sit right now, and which team is the more reliable threat week to week? ⚔️ Are Sanz and Nieto actually the 4th best team They take Coello and Tapia to a final set and do not get broken once in the first two sets. Is this the new standard for them, or was Brussels the perfect storm? 🤝 Paquito and Di Nenno reunion They will reunite after the South American tournaments. Is the reunion going to raise their ceiling, or reopen old problems? 🚀 Edu Alonso and Aimar Goni They beat Garrido and Bergamini and give LeBurger a serious fight. Are they about to become a nightmare draw for seeded teams? 📈 Buying or selling: new partnerships Campagnolo and Momo González Javi Leal and Fran Guerrero Which pairing is a genuine long term threat and which one is a short term experiment? 👑 Bea and Paula make it three straight in Brussels Bea González and Paula Josemaría win their third consecutive title, dethrone Delfi Brea and Gemma Triay, and extend the streak to 12 straight wins. WHO IS YOUR MVP? 🧨 Overreaction or Not Fede Chingotto and Ale Galán will finish as the third best team in 2026. Tapia needs Coello more than Coello needs Tapia. Leo Augsburger has a higher ceiling than Agustín Tapia. Delfi Brea and Gemma Triay will split up in 2026. LeBurger’s Brussels title run will go down as the best title run of the year. ✅ Where we were right and wrong Women: Haroon nails Bea and Paula, Yousef and Ismaeel miss Triay and Brea. Men: nobody hits it, and we own the chaos. 🎲 Who ya got in Asunción P2 Women’s side and men’s side picks. 👇 Drop your takes in the comments Is LeBurger the real new rivalry for Coello and Tapia, and are Bea and Paula now the clear number ones?   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 hold Miami again, Coello and Tapia face real pressure, and Bea and Paula finally break through. Plus the wildest debate yet: could Sinner and Alcaraz even win a game against Coello and Tapia?   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Full Miami P1 recap episode, where Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down the men’s and women’s draws, what Miami tells us about the race for world number ones, and what is next on tour.     🏆 Chingalan defend their Miami throne Chingotto and Galán do it again in Miami and keep their grip on one of their signature stops. We talk match dynamics, what they did differently this week, and whether this changes the rivalry math going forward. Who was your MVP?   👑 Will Coello and Tapia struggle to end the year as number ones Coello and Tapia keep stacking finals, but the questions are getting louder. Is this just normal variance, or are Chingalan starting to crack the code?   🔥 LeBurger: forward or backwards? Third semifinal of the season, and they force a third set again, but the result stays the same: another loss to Coello and Tapia. Is Lebrón and Augsburger getting closer to winning these matches, or stuck in a loop?   🧩 Tello and Arce: real partnership potential We break down how their styles fit, what looks immediately dangerous, and what needs work if they are going to make deep runs consistently.   📈 Stupa and Yanguas progress check A semifinal loss to Chingalan, but are the signs trending up? We talk patterns, roles, and what their ceiling looks like in the biggest events.   🎾 Sinner and Alcaraz vs Coello and Tapia Alcaraz jokes they would win. Coello says they stand no chance. Tapia says if they lose it would be big trouble. We debate what would actually happen in a match and why padel skills do not translate the way people think.   😢 Campagnolo injury We react to the heartbreaking injury and what it means for him moving forward.   👑 Bea and Paula finally win their first title Bea González and Paula Josemaría get it done, beating Delfi Brea and Gemma Triay in a 7 5 final set, then beating Andrea Ustero and Ari Sánchez 6 4 in a deciding set. What changed, why it matters, and what this does to the women’s hierarchy. Who was your MVP on the women’s side?   🧨 Overreaction or Not LeBurger vs Coello and Tapia is the highest level of padel ever. Tello and Arce will play the Barcelona Masters final. Bergamini and Garrido will be the next top team to break up.   ✅ Where we were right and wrong We audit our Miami picks and own the misses.   🎲 Who ya got in Newgiza? Men’s and women’s picks for what is next.   👇 Drop your takes in the comments Is Chingalan now the biggest threat to Coello and Tapia all year? And can LeBurger actually break through in the next big event?   Timestamps:   0:00 Intro 1:19 Chingalan Defend Their Miami Throne! 14:06 Will Coello & Tapia Struggle To End As World No.1? 20:03 Was This a Step Forward or Backwards For Leburger? 35:10 How Do You Feel About The Tello & Arce Partnership? 41:20 Are Stupa & Yanguas Making Progress? 48:56 Can Sinner & Alcaraz take a game off of Coello & Tapia? 1:00:39 Thoughts on Campagnolo’s Heartbreaking Injury 1:04:40 Bea & Paula Finally Win A Title! 1:13:56 Overreaction or Not? 1:18:48 Where We Were Right & Wrong 1:20:05 Who Ya Got in Newgiza?

Coello and Tapia are back on the throne, LeBurger nearly steal the crown, and Cancún delivers two Cinderella semifinal runs. Then we preview Miami with dream pairings and chaos brackets.  SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1 Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 5, the full Cancún P2 recap, where Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down every major storyline from the men’s and women’s draws, plus a spicy Miami P1 preview. 🏆 Coello and Tapia back in title town Tapia hits 55 career titles, Coello reaches 48, and they extend the streak to 18 consecutive finals. The question is not whether they are still the standard, it is who can actually push them off the top when they are locked in. Who was your MVP: Tapia or Coello? 🔥 LeBurger hype check Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger reach their first final as a pair and take Coello and Tapia to a deciding set, again. Is this the matchup that brings the best out of the kings, or is it still too early to crown a new rival? 🧱 Sanyo and Gonza: a run for the ages Sanyo Gutiérrez and Gonza make the semifinals and take down Bergarrido and then Chingalan in straight sets. Sanyo calls beating Chingalan one of the biggest wins of his career. What does it say about their ceiling, and can this translate week to week? ⚠️ Chingalan: concern or one off Quarterfinal exit to Sanyo and Gonza. Was it a bad matchup, a bad day, or a sign that their margin is thinner than we think? 🚀 Tolito and Arroyo shock the bracket Semifinals, a huge win over Paquito and Fran, then they dismantle Stupa and Yanguas in straights. Even against Coello and Tapia they push it to a tiebreak. Is this a one week heater, or the start of a real presence on the tour? 💣 Blow it up or stick it out Momo González and Martín Di Nenno Paquito Navarro and Fran Guerrero Franco Stupaczuk and Mike Yanguas Which partnership needs patience, and which one needs the emergency exit? 👑 Triay and Brea go back to back Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea defend their Cancún title and stack back to back trophies after the Riyadh final loss. Who was your MVP, Triay or Brea? 🧨 Overreaction or Not LeBurger vs Coello and Tapia is more exciting than El Clasico. Bea and Paula should find new partners soon. Padel must never get rid of outdoor tournaments. Stupa or Paquito should call Maxi Arce asap. 🌴 Miami P1 preview LeBurger land on Coello and Tapia’s side. Chingalan get Stupa and Yanguas. Pablo Cardona returns after over six months away, now with Leal. What draw is the real nightmare? ✅ Where we were right and wrong Men: Yousef nails Coello and Tapia. Women: Ismaeel nails Triay and Brea. And we own the misses. 🎲 Who ya got in Miami Drop your men’s and women’s picks. Listen on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3EFC8yx  Listen on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7uEoncIbclJ8C9KoYgtCf8?si=47da9a74180b41c 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/ #padel #padelpulsepodcast #tshpadel