2023 Master Final

2023 Master Final
Date14 December – 17 December
Edition11th
CategoryMaster Final
Location Barcelona, Spain
VenuePalau Sant Jordi
Champions
Men's doubles Fede Chingotto
Paquito Navarro
Women's doubles Bea González
Delfina Brea
Chronology

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The WPT 2023 Master Final (officially WPT 2023 Boss Barcelona Master Final) was the twenty-second and final tournament of the eleventh edition of World Padel Tour. The tournament was played between the 14th and 17th of December 2023 at Palau Sant Jordi, Barcelona.The finals saw a record attendance for a padel match with 15.779 in attendance.[1]

In the women's category, the third ranked pair Bea González and Delfina Brea claimed their sixth and third consecutive title of the season, defeating Aranza Osoro and Jessica Castelló in the finals. With the win Brea became the first female Argentine player to win a Master Finals, while Bea González became the youngest player to achieve it at 22 years and 23 days.[2]

In the men's category, Federico Chingotto and Paquito Navarro won their first WPT title as pair, after surprisingly defeating the number three ranked pair Alejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón, becoming the last pair to win a title in World Padel Tour.[3]

Before the tournament was announced that Qatar Sports Investments (QSI) would acquire World Padel Tour, merging it with Premier Padel to create a unified Padel circuit. As a result of the acquisition, the World Padel Tour ceased operations after eleven seasons as the top Padel circuit.[4][5]

Schedule

The final draw was played:

  • Thursday 14 December: Quarterfinals.
  • Friday 15 December: Quarterfinals.
  • Saturday 16 December: Semifinals.
  • Sunday 17 December: Finals.

Results

Men's Bracket

Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
               
1 Coello / Tapia 6 3
Sanyo / Yanguas 0 1
1 Coello / Tapia 6 4 4
4 Chingotto / Paquito 4 6 6
A. Ruiz / J. Tello 6 6 4
4 Chingotto / Paquito 3 7 6
4 Chingotto / Paquito 6 6
3 Galán / Lebrón 1 4
3 Galán / Lebrón 6 2 7
Coki / J. Sanz 3 6 5
3 Galán / Lebrón 7 7
2 F. Stupaczuk / Di Nenno 5 5
J. Garrido / Momo 1 1
2 F. Stupaczuk / Di Nenno 6 6

Women's Bracket

Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
               
1 Ariana / Paula 6 1 6
T. Icardo / V. Riera 1 6 4
1 Ariana / Paula 6 6 2
3 B. González / D. Brea 7 3 6
C. Jensen / V. Virseda 0 4
3 B. González / D. Brea 6 6
3 B. González / D. Brea 6 6
A. Osoro / J. Castelló 4 1
4 A. Salazar / S.Araújo 7 4 2
A. Osoro / J. Castelló 5 6 6
A. Osoro / J. Castelló 1 6 6
2 G. Triay / M. Ortega 6 2 4
L. Sainz / Mapi 0 2
2 G. Triay / M. Ortega 6 6

Quarter-Finals

Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
14/12/2023 Agustín Tapia
Arturo Coello 		6–3 / 6–0 Mike Yanguas
Sanyo Gutiérrez 		[6]
14/12/2023 Federico Chingotto
Paquito Navarro 		3–6 / 7–6 / 6–4 Alex Ruiz
Juan Tello 		[7]
15/12/2023 Alejandro Galán
Juan Lebrón 		6–3 / 2–6 / 7–5 Coki Nieto
Jon Sanz 		[8]
15/12/2023 Franco Stupaczuk
Martín Di Nenno 		6–1 / 6–1 Javi Garrido
Momo Gonzalez 		[9]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
14/12/2023 Ariana Sánchez
Paula Josemaría 		6–1 / 1–6 / 6–4 Tamara Icardo / Virginia Riera [10]
14/12/2023 Bea González
Delfina Brea 		6–0 / 6–4 Claudia Jensen
Veronica Virseda 		[11]
15/12/2023 Aranzazu Osoro
Jessica Castelló 		5–7 / 6–4 / 6–2 Alejandra Salazar
Sofia Araújo 		[12]
15/12/2023 Gemma Triay
Marta Ortega 		6–0 / 6–2 Lucía Sainz
María Pilar Sánchez Alayeto 		[13]

Semi-Finals

Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
16/12/2023 Federico Chingotto
Paquito Navarro 		4–6 / 6–4 / 6–4 Arturo Coello
Agustín Tapia 		[14]
16/12/2023 Alejandro Galán
Juan Lebrón 		7–5 / 7–5 Franco Stupaczuk
Martín Di Nenno 		[15]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
16/12/2023 Bea González
Delfina Brea 		7–6 / 3–6 / 6–2 Ariana Sánchez
Paula Josemaría 		[16]
16/12/2023 Aranzazu Osoro
Jessica Castelló 		1–6 / 6–2 / 6–4 Gemma Triay
Marta Ortega 		[17]

Finals

Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
17/12/2023 Federico Chingotto
Paquito Navarro 		6–1 / 6–4 Alejandro Galán
Juan Lebrón 		[18]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
17/12/2023 Bea González
Delfina Brea 		6–4 / 6–1 Aranzazu Osoro
Jessica Castelló 		[19]

Notes

References

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  14. ^ "Paquito y Chingotto siguen soñando con un 'Last Dance' mágico y tumban a los 1". Marca.
  15. ^ "Galán y Lebrón continúan de sobresaliente y defenderán la corona de maestros". Marca.
  16. ^ "Bea y Brea se llevan la final adelantada del Master Final y buscarán su corona". Mundo Deportivo.
  17. ^ "Surprise in the Master Final — Osoro and Castello through to the final". Padel Alto.
  18. ^ "Paquito y Chingotto tocan el cielo en Barcelona". Marca (in Spanish).
  19. ^ "Bea González y Delfi Brea, Maestras tras un año de ensueño". www.sport.es (in Spanish).
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