The Padel Pod

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The Padel Pod episodes

  • The Padel Pod Ep 33: Chingotto wins his first final, and Lebrón & Galán confirm their partnership for 2024

    A sensational Fede Chingotto, alongside an in-form Paquito Navarro, wins his first final by overcoming Juan Lebrón and Ale Galán in the World Padel Tour’s Boss Barcelona Master Final; Galán and Lebrón shock the world and announce that they will continue to play together next year, following months of rumours suggesting the contrary, and the World Padel Tour says goodbye after 10 remarkable years leading professional padel.

    37 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 32: Lebrón & Galán clinch the Milano Premier Padel P1, and the WPT’s Barcelona Master Final

    Juan Lebrón and Alejandro Galán win their first Premier Padel tournament in 2023 and continue their sensational streak by edging Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno in one of the best finals this year; and the World Padel Tour’s last ever tournament, the Boss Barcelona Master Final, kicks off, marking the end of the padel season and potentially Galán and Lebrón’s separation.

    39 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 31: Javi Garrido & Alex Ruiz’s interviews, and Milan’s Premier Padel P1

    Javi Garrido’s interview with Marca delves into his 2023 season and his plans for 2024, including his partnership with Momo González and whether he sees himself becoming number 1 in the world at some point; Alex Ruiz’s chat with AS “half confirms” he will continue playing with Juan Tello next season, as long as Juan Lebrón and Alejandro Galán’s potential split doesn’t affect Ruiz and Tello’s pair; and Premier Padel’s last tournament of the season, a P1, gets underway in Milan.J

    38 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 30: Tapia & Coello crowned 2023’s number 1s in Mexico, and Juan Martín Díaz’s farewell

    Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello beat an outstanding Leo Ausburger and Tino Libaak in the World Padel Tour’s Skechers Mexico Padel Open final, thus sealing their position as the WPT’s number one pair for 2023; Juan Martín Díaz retires from professional padel, leaving an unprecedented and almost unmatchable legacy; and a brief analysis of the upcoming WPT Master Final’s lineup.

    37 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 29: The end of Lebrón and Galán (?), and the WPT’s Skechers Mexico Padel Open

    Strong rumours suggest that Alejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón will no longer play together in 2024, following Franco Stupaczuk’s shocking interview with Marca confirming that Galán and Lebrón called Di Nenno and Stupaczuk respectively to play together next season; the 16 players that rank highest in this year’s World Padel Tour Race are circa confirmed, and thus will play in December’s WPT Master Final in Barcelona; and the WPT Skechers Mexico Padel Open kicks off this week.

    36 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 28: Lebrón and Galán’s streak continues in Mälmo, and Stupaczuk’s controversial serve

    A reborn Juan Lebrón and an omnipresent Alejandro Galán secure their fourth trophy this season by overcoming Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia, as well as Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno, in their immaculate journey to win the World Padel Tour’s Areco Mälmo Padel Open trophy; and we discuss the controversy surrounding Franco Stupaczuk’s high serve against Momo González and Javi Garrido, and whether regulation regarding serve height should be rethought.

    36 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 27: Galán opens up with VeinteDiez, and Premier Padel’s 2024 calendar

    Alejandro Galán’s honest interview with VeinteDiez summarises his season thus far and suggests his partnership with Juan Lebrón isn’t yet confirmed for 2024; Premier Padel announce that 5 of next year’s tournaments will be played in Spain; DAZN buy the rights to broadcast the remainder of A1 Padel’s 2023 events; and the World Padel Tour’s Areco Mälmo Padel Open gets underway.

    36 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 26: Lebrón and Galán dominate Menorca, and a “Bela-less” WPT Master Final
    Juan Lebrón and Alejandro Galán reach their highest level all season and win the World Padel Tour’s Menorca Open without dropping a single set and beating both Tapia & Coello and Stupaczuk & Di Nenno; we explore what the rankings would look like of Lebrón and Galán would have been fit all season; and Fernando Belasteguín’s elbow injury forces him to call an end to his 2023 World Padel Tour season, therefore missing out on the Master Final for the first time in his career.
    37 min
  • The Padel Pod Ep 24: Stupaczuk and Di Nenno edge closer to the number 1 spot
    Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno continue their sensational streak and win the World Padel Tour Amsterdam Open by beating Juan Lebrón and Ale Galán in the semifinals, and Paquito Navarro and Fede Chingotto in the final; all to play for regarding the number 1 spot in World Padel Tour rankings, as just 1,695 points separate Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia from Stupaczuk and Di Nenno, with 4,500 points still to play this year; and Stupaczuk explains how his game has evolved since pairing up with Di Nenno during his interview with VeinteDiez.
    37 min

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