They did not start the course with the force expected, but Once they have found their cruising rhythm, Paula Josemaría and Bea González have become simply unstoppable. The woman from Extremadura and the woman from Malaga are going through a moment of blind trust and have signed it again with a new twist. In the Asunción P2 they have not only achieved their fourth consecutive crown; They have also beaten number one againwho still have not found the antidote to stop their biggest pursuers.
Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea have signed a full finals in recent monthsan enviable regularity that allows them to maintain the leadership of the ranking and demonstrate that their average level is very high. However, They have once again been left at the gates of glory, giving in to the couple that seriously threatens to take the throne from them in the short term.
Paula and Bea against Gemma and Delfi in Asunción.Premier Padel
For its part, Paula and Bea prolong a state of grace that scares. If in the semifinals they had to put on overalls to survive, in the final they once again showed that they know how to navigate adversity. They lost the first round, but their reaction capacity and volume of play ended up suffocating their rivals in an appointment that leaves them “excited” for the most demanding stretch of the calendar.
Comeback with suspense
Although the final outcome was reminiscent of the previous confrontations, the initial script was very different. Paula and Bea struck first with an early breakbut Seba Nerone’s pupils reacted chastely to turn the set around. The initial 6-4 did not accurately reflect the balance in the gamebut the claw of a Triay and a Brea who, even on gray days, compete for each ball as if it were the last.
Josemaría and González did not break down. With the experience of the comeback in the semis fresh in their minds, they kept faith in their game plan. ‘Dinamita’ began to mercilessly punish the crusader against a Delfi Brea who was overwhelmed at times. The Argentine, far from her usual display of solidity and aggressiveness, showed some physical problems that hindered her performance throughout the match. The superiority of the number two translated into a 6-3 that sent the resolution of the tournament to the final third set.
In the decisive stretch, Claudio Gilardoni’s team kept the pressure high, dominating from the net and opening a gap in the light. They seemed headed for a comfortable victory, but it was then that the most epic side of Gemma and Delfi emerged. In an exercise of pure survival, they saved several match points, putting the nerves on the rival bench to the surface. However, The logic of the game ended up being imposed and Josemaría and González sealed the final 6-3. This victory represents an important bite to the classification, but the damage is greater on a moral level: ‘Perlamita’ flies towards Argentina and, today, no one seems to have the formula to stop them.
