The longest sounding samba on the World Padel Tour: Marcello Jardim Almost 20 years at the top of the game 21/04/2018 En Español 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 Josemaría and Sánchez survive three-set grudge match in Madrid Master semi-final Coello and Belasteguín hand number ones shock defeat in Madrid Master quarter-finals! Josemaría and Sánchez firm, other top four seeds all out in Madrid Master quarter-finals! Alongside Bilbao's Nervion River, we chat to a person who considers himself partly from the Basque city as he's lived there for a lifetime. Marcello Jardim is an example of a lengthy career. This summer he'll turn 45 years old and he'll do so competing in a sport in which he's been at the top for almost 20 years. This tireless player has not only grabbed a lot of wins throughout his career but he's algo gained a lot of admirers amongst other professionals, fans and coaches. An example on and off the court. Far from thinking about his retirement, Jardim claims he's still in love with this sport. He's willing to continue while he still enjoys himself on court. He talks about his new project alongside the young Agustín Tapia and how he views the World Padel Tour in the upcoming years.Ladies and gentlemen, here is the eternal Marcello Jardim:
