Key Takeaways
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Tapia–Coello reached 27 consecutive finals, surpassing Díaz–Belasteguín’s 22
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Galán–Chingotto ended the streak in Pretoria
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Triay–Brea continue to push women’s records with 13 consecutive finals
A streak that redefined padel
Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello achieved an extraordinary milestone with 27 consecutive finals, the longest run in padel history. Their consistency eclipsed the legendary duo of Juan Martín Díaz and Fernando Belasteguín, who had set the previous benchmark at 22.
Pretoria marks the turning point
The streak came to an end at the Pretoria P1, where Galán and Chingotto prevailed. Despite the halt, the impact of Tapia–Coello’s dominance remains monumental. “We are living something unique, and we want to keep pushing our limits,” Tapia said earlier this season, reflecting the mindset that fueled their run.
Women’s circuit milestones
Gemma Triay has also left her mark, first with Alejandra Salazar (14 consecutive finals) and now with Delfi Brea (13). These achievements highlight the growing competitiveness of the women’s circuit, where consistency is becoming a defining trait.
Table of consecutive finals records
| Pair | Country | Consecutive finals |
|---|---|---|
| Tapia–Coello | Argentina/Spain | 27 |
| Díaz–Belasteguín | Argentina | 22 |
| Galán–Chingotto | Spain/Argentina | 14 |
| Triay–Salazar | Spain | 14 |
| Triay–Brea | Spain/Argentina | 13 |
| Lima–Belasteguín | Brazil/Argentina | 12 |
Tapia and Coello in Pretoria, ranking, and results
WWWWWWWWLW Tapia and Coello have achieved a win-loss 50-6 record together in 2026. The last match they played was on the 1st of August lost to Leal (world no.15) and Guerrero (world no.13) 7-5 7-5 in the semifinal.
