The Acapulco Major delivered a thrilling contest as Alejandro Coello and Agustín Tapia defended their title in front of an enthusiastic crowd. The first break of the final came in the third game, setting the tone for their determination to repeat last year’s success. In the second set, the “Chingalan” duo found themselves trailing 5-2, but the world number ones staged a remarkable comeback to seal the match in a tiebreak, winning 6-4, 7-6.
Tapia’s reflections on victory
Agustín Tapia expressed his joy after the hard-fought win, highlighting both the partnership with Coello and the significance of triumphing in Mexico.
“It’s time to reap what we’ve sown,” Tapia said. “I play with a beast by my side, and I hope this lasts until I retire. We’re thrilled to have won in such a special country as Mexico, the birthplace of padel.”
Coello’s words on teamwork and success
Alejandro Coello also shared his thoughts, praising their opponents while dedicating the victory to those who support them.
“First of all, I want to congratulate Fede and Ale for always reaching the finals,” Coello said. “We, however, fought hard, and this title is for us, for our team, for our families. And if Agustín lets me, I’ll retire.”
A milestone achievement
With this victory, Coello and Tapia not only defended their Acapulco crown but also secured the world number one ranking for 2025. Their resilience in the final and their emotional words afterward underscored the strength of their partnership and the impact they continue to have on the sport of padel.
😳 Coello: “Si me deja Agustín me retiro”
🗣️ Las primeras palabras de los número 1 del mundo pic.twitter.com/tRJSJoQCIx
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