Belasteguín and Coello reign supreme in Miami to make first final as couple Fernando Belasteguín and Arturo Coello have made their first final as a couple as they beat Federico Chingotto and Juan Tello in the first men's Blockchain.com Miami Padel Open 2022 semi-finals. 26/02/2022 En Español Top 3 Women's Points of the Valladolid Master Caja Rural de Zamora 2022 Top 3 Men's Points of the Valladolid Master Caja Rural de Zamora 2022 Lebrón and Galán beat local Coello to win Valladolid Master 2022 Salazar and Triay defend crown after three sets, lift Valladolid Master title Belasteguín and local Coello take epic three-hour, three-set semi-final in Valladolid Sánchez and unwell Josemaría overcome Sainz and Marrero in Valladolid Master Lebrón and Galán outlast Chingotto and Tello to make eighth final Salazar and Triay get revenge on Ortega and González in Valladolid Master semis Valladolid Master: Ortega and González return to form Valladolid Master quarter-finals: Local boy Coello puts on show Valladolid Master Round of 16: Three-set galore for top seeds! Round of 16 round-up: Brea and Icardo dominate, Josemaría and Sánchez pushed to three Fernando Belasteguín and Arturo Coello have made their first final as a couple as they beat Federico Chingotto and Juan Tello in the first men's Blockchain.com Miami Padel Open 2022 semi-finals.For Coello, it will be his first finals appearance ever in World Padel Tour. Not only that, but he has become the youngest player ever to reach a final at just 19 years old.Bela, the most successful player in WPT history, will dispute his first final since last year's Las Rozas Open.The match at the Island Gardens centre court started with very high pace, albeit from both sides. The first five games flew by in under 15 minutes.Then, in a game in which Tello and Chingotto committed three unforced errors on their own service, Bela and Coello took advantage to get the match's first break.No further break points were had for the remainder of the set, and despite Tello/Chingotto's best efforts, the frame finished 6-3 to the rankings' underdogs.The Argentinian and longest-standing duo in the men's Circuit Tello and Chingotto tried to fight back to start the second set. With three break points at 1-0, they did not take any of them, and the next game, Bela and Coello crucially did break.? Bring it on, @Arturocoello__!? @DIRECTVSports ?? #WPTMiamiOpen?? pic.twitter.com/INrRaXLNYc— World Padel Tour (@WorldPadelTour) February 26, 2022It was a big mental blow but the teenager Coello and the 42-year-old Belasteguín pressed on, breaking again at 3-1. While Tello/Chingotto halved the deficit by breaking back once, they failed to break again to level things up - despite having three break points at 5-3.Arturo Coello and Fernando Belasteguín are the first men's Miami Padel Open finalists, winning 6-3 6-4 after an hour and 11 minutes.