Jerónimo González will be the partner of Maty Marina in his reappearance The new pair will seek a quick adaptation to compete against the best pairs on the planet 05/02/2019 En Español Danish Padel Open 2022 complete as qualifying concludes Internationals stand no chance in Danish Padel Open 2022 qualifying Danish Padel Open 2022 underway with men's pre-qualifying Local survives in Danish Padel Open 2022 pre-qualifying Denmark and all five countries that host first-ever WPT Opens in 2022 Official: Danish Padel Open 2022 draw announced! Tickets, wild cards and venue: Everything you need to know about the Tampere Exhibition 2022 Royal Stage Hillerød to host inaugural Danish Padel Open Overview: The 16 local heroes who will feature at the Danish Padel Open Watch: Best Circus Brussels Padel Open women's points! Watch: Three best men's points in the Circus Brussels Padel Open 2022 Dominant Lebrón and Galán inaugural champions in Brussels The 2019 campaign will also be the scene of expected reappearances. One of them, the young Argentinean player,The new pair will seek a quick adaptation to compete against the best pairs on the planet, will also come from the hand of another young value of the circuit as Jerónimo "Momo" González. Consolidating a base as a team to grow within the circuit will be one of the challenges of this new duo that will premiere at the Marbella Master 2019.Jerónimo "Momo" González (Antequera, España. 21/02/1997)The course would start next to another young value, Javier Gonzalez Barahona, with whom already shared destiny with in 2017. He would also accumulate experience playing alongside two players with a long career and proven quality as Marcello Jardim and Gaby Reca. His year, like his padel, was from less to more. An elastic, hyperactive and frenetic player on the track who dares with everything. He has already left samples of his enormous potential and aspires that in this course that potential will lead him to leave behind the previous and pre-prep phase with which he has dealt for much of last year. The antequerano will contribute his delivery in the defensive plot leaving the drive to Marina.Matías "Maty" Marina (Mar del Plata, Argentina. 27/05/1993)A serious knee injury forced Matías Marina to miss the bulk of last season. After that mishap happened in the first Challenger of the season, Marina began a long process of recovery and with the look set on his return to the tracks in 2019. It is not long for that wait to end and the versatile player of the Mar del Plata with a spanish passport can return to the World Padel Tour courts. The first objective will be to recover the sensations and the rhyme in a harder and more demanding competition every year.This is how Maty Marina communicated the identity of her new partner for this next course: Aquí está mi nuevo compi, @momogonzalez1 !!Con muchas ganas, preparando la temporada en el CAR de starviepadel en la Finca ????A seguir dandole que ya queda poquito para volver ?⌛️ en… https://t.co/6EPlmwG2ko— Maty Marina (@matymarina) 23 de enero de 2019