Coello and Josemaría Dominate Valladolid

ResultsArturo Coello and Paula Josemaría delivered standout hometown performances at the Premier Padel Oysho Valladolid P2, with Coello securing a hometown victory alongside Agustin Tapia, and the duo of Paula Josemaría and Ari Sánchez reclaiming the world No.1 ranking after their impressive title win.

InjuryFrench player Thomas Leygue underwent surgery for a near-complete Achilles rupture sustained in Rome, ruling him out for all of 2025 and beginning a long road to recovery supported by peers Rubio and Collombon.

PrizeThe Valladolid P2 tournament featured a total prize pool of €262,250, with winners Coello and Tapia each pocketing €12,750. P2 tournaments still bring in not really substantial prize money, but every year is a step forward in that regard.

DramaThe quarterfinals of Valladolid P2 were marked by a controversial public boycott. It all happened during the second morning session on the adjacent courts of Acera Recoletos . Marta Ortega and Tamara Icardo faced off against Bea González and Claudia Fernández in a duel that was shaping up to be one of the highlights of the day.

However, the crowd began to gather around the court, shouting for the match to be moved to the central court of the Plaza Mayor, which was empty at the time. Ultimately, it was indeed moved.

RivalryLebrón and Stupaczuk broke their losing streak against Galán and Chingotto in a thrilling semifinal, showcasing how persistence and teamwork can overturn previous stats in high-stakes matches.