Federico Chingotto and Alejandro Galán delivered a masterclass in the semifinals of the Alpine Paris Major 2025, sweeping aside rivals Miguel Yanguas and Coki Nieto with a resounding 6-0, 6-2 victory. The match, held on the iconic clay courts of Roland Garros, showcased the pair’s tactical precision, aggressive net play, and seamless coordination. From the opening point, Chingotto and Galán imposed their rhythm, leaving little room for their opponents to respond.
First set blitz sets the tone
The opening set was a display of total control. Chingotto and Galán broke serve early and never looked back, racing to a 6-0 finish without conceding a single game. Their return game was relentless, and their ability to anticipate Yanguas and Nieto’s positioning allowed them to dictate every rally. The crowd at Court Philippe Chatrier responded with growing excitement as the duo closed out the set in under 25 minutes.
Second set resistance and final push
Yanguas and Nieto showed more resistance in the second set, managing to hold serve twice and attempting to shift momentum with deeper shots and more aggressive positioning. However, Chingotto and Galán maintained their composure, breaking at key moments and closing out the match with a 6-2 scoreline. Their ability to neutralize attacks and transition quickly from defense to offense proved decisive.
Eyes on the title and ranking points
With this victory, Chingotto and Galán advance to the final of one of the most prestigious events on the Premier Padel calendar. The Alpine Paris Major offers 2,000 ranking points to the winners, making it a crucial milestone in the season. Their performance not only secures a spot in the final but also sends a clear message to the rest of the tour: they are in peak form and ready to challenge for the top.
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