Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia claimed the Alpine Paris Major 2025 title with a commanding 6-1, 6-4 victory over Federico Chingotto and Alejandro Galán. The final, held at the iconic Roland Garros stadium, showcased the reigning world number ones at their clinical best. From the first point, Coello and Tapia dictated the pace, combining explosive power with flawless coordination to dismantle their opponents.
First set blitz leaves no room for doubt
The opening set was a showcase of precision and aggression. Coello and Tapia broke serve early and continued to apply pressure, forcing errors and controlling the net. Galán and Chingotto struggled to find rhythm, unable to counter the relentless pace. The 6-1 scoreline reflected the gap in execution and momentum, with Coello and Tapia barely giving away points.
Chingotto and Galán respond but fall short
In the second set, Galán and Chingotto raised their level, holding serve and extending rallies. Their defensive efforts and tactical adjustments kept the match competitive, but Coello and Tapia remained composed. At 4-4, the top seeds found the decisive break, capitalizing on a loose service game and closing out the match with authority. The final point, a sharp volley from Tapia, sealed their triumph.
Another milestone in a remarkable season
The Alpine Paris Major adds another prestigious title to Coello and Tapia’s growing collection in 2025. Their consistency across surfaces and tournaments continues to set them apart, and their performance in Paris reaffirmed their status as the pair to beat. With each victory, they redefine the standards of elite padel, thrilling fans and pushing the sport into new territory.
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