# Buenos Aires P1: 16,920 spectators and two big match-ups in the final

> The Buenos Aires Premier Padel P1 broke a world record with 16,920 spectators at Parque Roca. Two explosive finals await the Argentinian public.

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Published: 2026-05-17T10:08:13+02:00
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Padel continues to push its limits. In Buenos Aires, the fifth day of the **Premier Padel P1** made history with an exceptional attendance at the **Estadio Mary Terán de Weiss**. No fewer than **16,920 spectators** attended the semifinals at the Parque Roca venue, setting a new world record for a padel match.

This figure surpassed the previous benchmark set last year in Buenos Aires, with **16,156 spectators**. Further proof of Argentina’s passion for the sport, in a boiling-hot atmosphere that buoyed the local players and provided a unique frame for the semifinals. To find out more about the competition, please consult [the Buenos Aires P1 tables](https://actu-padel.com/en/buenos-aires-p1-tables-kick-off-tournament-with-explosive-mens-half/).

## Brea and Triay turn a compromised situation around

In the women’s draw, it was a particularly intense evening for **Delfi Brea** and **Gemma Triay**. The top seeded pair came close to elimination against **Claudia Fernandez** and **Sofia Araujo**.

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Trailing after losing the first set and with their backs against the wall in the second, Brea and Triay even had to save a match point at **3/6 5/6**. Encouraged by the Argentinian crowd, they finally reversed the trend to win after **3 hours and 03 minutes**: **3/6 7/6 6/4**.

This victory takes them into a new final, where they will meet their great rivals of the moment: **Paula Josemaria** and **Bea Gonzalez**.

## Josemaria and Gonzalez back again

**Paula Josemaria** and **Bea Gonzalez** also had to battle it out in three sets. Against **Ari Sanchez** and **Andrea Ustero**, they got off to a poor start, losing the first set **6/2**.

But the reaction was immediate. More solid in the crucial moments, Josemaria and Gonzalez then took control of the match to win **2/6 7/5 6/4**.

The women’s final will offer a new episode in the rivalry between the two best pairs of the moment. It will already be the **sixth consecutive final** between Brea/Triay and Josemaria/Gonzalez. After Delfi and Gemma’s triumph in Cancun, Paula and Bea string together four titles in a row in Miami, Newgiza, Brussels and Asuncion.

## Coello/Tapia versus Chingotto/Galan: the men’s classic

The men’s final also features a big match-up: **Arturo Coello** and **Agustin Tapia** face **Fede Chingotto** and **Ale Galan**.

The two best pairs on the circuit will meet for the **34th time**. Ahead of this new confrontation, Coello and Tapia lead their direct duels with **21 wins against 12**.

In contrast to the women’s semifinals, the men’s favorites won in straight sets. First, **Coello and Tapia** dominated **Franco Stupaczuk** and **Mike Yanguas** **6/2 7/6**. **Chingotto and Galan** then went on to defeat **Juan Lebron** and **Leo Augsburger** **6/0 6/3**.

This men’s semi-final had a special flavour after several upsets in the draw, including the elimination of some headline acts. Read our article on [Bautista/Campagnolo and Di Nenno/Gonzalez at Buenos Aires P1](https://actu-padel.com/en/buenos-aires-p1-the-bautista-campagnolo-power-play-the-di-nenno-gonzalez-botched-exit/).

## Three Argentinians to rock Parque Roca

The Buenos Aires crowd will have three Argentinian representatives to cheer on during the finals: **Delfi Brea** in the women’s final, and **Agustin Tapia** and **Fede Chingotto** in the men’s final.

The women’s final kicks off at **2pm local time**, or **7pm in Central Europe**. The men’s final follows, scheduled for **5:00 pm in Buenos Aires**.

After an evening of semifinals that has already gone down in history, Parque Roca is set for another memorable day.

*Photo credit: Premier Padel*