Carlos and Antonio, creators of the famous Padel UP, chat all things padel; explaining their innovative player ranking sponsored by Nox, including the metrics they use to calculate a player’s performances and how different criteria are weighed; the origins of Padel UP; and predictions for the rest of the 2023 season, such as whether Juan Lebrón and Alejandro Galán will and/or should part ways.

Juan Lebrón’s best version all season leads him and a ruthless Alejandro Galán to their second trophy this year, after convincingly beating Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno in the World Padel Tour’s Boss German Padel Open final; Pablo Lima, one of the best to ever play the game, announces his retirement following a string of consistent injuries; and we explore a controversial topic in padel today: Should you use a padel racket that improves your weaknesses, or one that maximises your strengths?

Expert padel journalist Alberto Bote and professional padel player Juan Pablo Dip delve into the reasons behind Sanyo Gutierrez’s dip in form, in tandem with VeinteDiez; Mariano Amat, one of the biggest names in padel coaching, steps down from all his duties, including coaching Juan Lebrón and Alejandro Galán; Marta Ortega explains the growing trend and importance of switch play in professional padel throughout her interview with VeinteDiez; and the World Padel Tour’s Sixt Comunidad de Madrid Master commences.

Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello win their fourth tournament in a row after a sensational week of performances at the Mendoza Premier Padel P1, beating both Alejandro Galán and Juán Lebrón, as well as Franco Stupaczuk and Martín Di Nenno, on the way; Gemma Triay shocks the world and decides to end her long-term partnership with Alejandra Salazar to continue playing with Marta Ortega; and Gaby Reca, Paquito Navarro and Fede Chingotto’s current coach, delves into some of the hottest topics in padel today during his recent interview with VeinteDiez.

Ignacio Villoria, creator of The Padel Break, joins as a very special guest as we discuss his podcast; the World Padel Tour’s riveting Cervezas Victoria Málaga Open, including the resurgence of Alex Ruiz and Juán Tello; the hottest under-21 prospects in padel today; and this week’s much-anticipated Mendoza Premier Padel P1, which is taking place in one of the birthplaces of padel: Argentina.

Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello win their astonishing 11th trophy together this season by beating in-form Paquito Navarro and Fede Chingotto in the Madrid P1 Premier Padel final; Padel Up and Nox team up to launch a new, revolutionary padel ranking that analyses players individually based on 20 different variables; and our predictions for this week’s World Padel Tour Cervezas Victoria Málaga Open.