Juan Lebron unfollows Tapia and Coello on Instagram after a heated semifinal and post-match fallout in Milan.

Juan Lebron unfollowed Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello on social media following a tense semifinal at the Premier Padel Milan P1, where an on-court accident and heated reactions led to widespread debate.

A Collision That Sparked Controversy

During the semifinal match between Juan Lebron and Franco Stupaczuk against Tapia and Coello, a fast-paced rally ended abruptly when Tapia accidentally struck Lebron in the face with the ball. The impact was immediate and visible, prompting concern from both teams and the crowd. Tapia approached Lebron to apologize, but the incident had already ignited a wave of emotion.

Lebron’s Reaction and Penalty

Lebron responded with visible frustration, smashing his racket against the court and directing verbal complaints toward the umpire. The official issued a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct, followed by a penalty point after continued dissent. The match resumed under tense conditions, with Tapia and Coello eventually securing a 6-4, 6-3 victory.

Social Media Fallout

Shortly after the match, fans noticed that Lebron had unfollowed both Tapia and Coello on Instagram. The move was interpreted as a response to the incident and Tapia’s comments, signaling a possible rift between the players. While no official statement was made by Lebron, the timing of the unfollowing added weight to the speculation.

Tensions on Tour

The Premier Padel circuit has seen its share of rivalries, but this episode has drawn attention to the emotional intensity and disciplinary standards within the sport. Tapia and Coello, currently ranked among the top pairs, have maintained a composed public stance, while Lebron’s reaction has sparked debate about consistency in officiating.

What Comes Next

With the season continuing, fans and analysts will be watching closely to see how the players interact in future tournaments. Whether the tension will subside or escalate remains uncertain, but the Milan semifinal has already left a mark on the padel community.