Bea González and Cata Tenorio already have their first grand final. The Spanish-Argentine couple has managed to access their first match on Sunday this year after defeating by three sets (6-2, 4-6 and 6-4) in the semifinals of Villa de San Javier Challenger to Carolina Navarro and Cecilia Reiter.
A goal that came within the plausible. Bea and Cata are one of the couples of the moment, one of the revelations of the year and, at times, one of the most fearsome duos. His have been many of the great performances of the year and it is no accident this first final after the three semifinals that accumulated to his credit.
And it is that the irruption of Bea in World Padel Tour Together with the tasting and tasting experience, they blend perfectly. A binomial as irreverent as irregular that this Saturday knew how to impose on Carolina Navarro and Cecilia Reiter, semifinalists of the past WOpen.
They dominated the first partial Bea and Cata. Opening gap early, they marked an insurmountable distance despite the attempts of Carol and Ceci. With a blunt 6-2, they hit the table and put the game on track.
But if something characterizes the #TeamCyC is that it never gives up. Despite having fitted a forceful partial decided to put on the track all the arguments they have. Teson, honor and sacrifice were his weapons and the prize, the equal. With a single 'break' they tied the game and forced the third and definitive manga.
A third set in which parity would mark each game. Both pairs were aware that any failure could bring much more than a point against and therefore the set was stretched. The final 6-4 in favor of Bea and Cata was perhaps a result of the state of grace in which it seems is the number 6 number of the World Padel Tour.
First final of the year in San Javier for a Bea and Cata that will wait for a rival after the Teresa Navarro and Victoria Iglesias vs Patricia Llaguno and Elisabeth Amatriáin this afternoon.
Llaguno and Amatriaín eliminate Iglesias and Navarro
In the second semifinal of the Villa of San Javier Challenger they were going to meet Patricia Llaguno and Elisabeth Amatriaín in front of Victoria Iglesias and Teresa Navarro. An encounter with clear favoritism for the couple number one of the appointment Murcia and that would end his victory by 2-6 and 4-6.
The encounter with the clear domain of Llaguno and Amatriáin would begin. The consolidated Spanish pair was going to impose its rhythm from the first measure of the match and the result could not be other than the advantage on the scoreboard. With an 2-6 they finished the first set and set the semifinals.
The second set would have a different script. Navarro and Iglesias wanted to sell their defeat and face a march to their game to force as much as possible to Llaguno and Amatriaín.
But it would not be enough. Patty and Eli did not want to miss the opportunity to be in the final of Villa de San Javier Challenger and they would decide the outcome of the meeting with a 'break' advantage in the second set.
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