Padel World Press - Sanyo and Maxi are Menorca Open champions. The number one couple of World Padel Tour has achieved the Balearic title of this course and has done so ending the dream of some combative Javi Ruiz and Uri Botello.
And this final was marked by the first appearance in a Sunday appointment of Javi and Uri. The Spanish couple was already champion before even starting the match and they could only dream of getting a crush rarely given in the professional circuit.
In front, Sanyo and Maxi. The numbers one were fighting again for a new title in this version 2.0 in their joint walk and they were going to demonstrate that their best version seems to have returned to stay in this final stretch of the season.
Because Javi and Uri deployed a paddle of many carats over twenty-ten of the Menorca Pavilion. Fine, stout and with the clear plan, they loaded Ruiz's crusader with Maxi to seek superiority in the network.
A strategy that went well in many moments, but that did not count, or perhaps yes, with the appearance of Sanyo. The Argentine again showed that, when on, is the right - and perhaps the most dangerous player - on the planet paddle. He fired an excellent Botello and allowed himself the luxury of giving a class on how to define from the drive.
The first set was matched and only the details would define which side should fall. Javi and Uri would match when he seemed lost and right there, when championships are defined, Sanyo and Maxi hit the mat to take the sleeve.
With the first set in the pocket the numbers one walked more calmly. They had hurt Uri and Javi and, although they would never give up, the second manga would be quieter for the interests of the San Luis duo.
By a final result of 6-4 and 6-3 Sanyo and Maxi achieved their fourth title of the year - after Vigo, Logroño and Marbella - and reaffirmed themselves as the leaders of a ranking that was more discussed than ever.
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