The 2018 film: the World Padel Tour's new dynasty A tournament by tournament summary of a record breaking year 22/01/2019 En Español Salazar and Triay knocked out by valiant Riera and Llaguno in Amsterdam! Tapia and Gutiérrez break duck in difficult Amsterdam Open round of 16 Brea and Navarro cause upset, Villalba injured in Amsterdam round of 16 Wildcards put up fights as Amsterdam Open 2022 gets underway Chile to host World Padel Tour for the first time in 2023! LIVE: Follow the first-ever Amsterdam Open 2022 for free and exclusively on WorldPadelTourTV! Amsterdam welcomes the best padel in the world for very first time Belasteguín and Coello win Madrid Master after dominant display in final Josemaría and Sánchez overcome final debutants Iglesias and Osoro to win Madrid Master Coello and Belasteguín final-bound, outlast Chingotto and Tello in Madrid Master Osoro and Iglesias beat twins in Madrid Master to make first-ever final! Ruiz and González make second final of the season in Madrid Master An exciting 2018 got underway with new pairings looking to become the number ones. Fernando Beasteguín and Pablo Lima still held on to the World Padel Tour crown but the fierce competition was going to offer us a year full of spectacular battles. Juan Martin Diaz was back after over a year out injured and lined up alongside Paquito Navarro. Matias Diaz teamed up with Ale Galán, Stupa and Cristian continued together and Sanyo Gutierrez and Maxi Sanchez presented themselves as the main threat to Bela and Lima.A journey of sixteen tournaments which ended with Maxi Sanchez and Sanyo Gutierrez on top of the World Padel Tour thanks to their eight titles. The icing on the cake to a memorable year was a phenomenal Estrella Damm Master Final. There is no doubt that we're in a new era for world padel and 2018 will go down as a record breaking year.
