The top two seeds comfortably reach the semis in Zaragoza Majo and Mapi defeat Galán and Villaba while Tenorio and Marrero avoid Reiter and Navarro's revenge 27/10/2017 En Español How the women's rankings look ahead of 2023 World Padel Tour season Exclusive: Finland works on the first purpose-built padel arena on Earth A look at the men's rankings to start the 2023 World Padel Tour season Watch: Gemma Triay's #Top5 points of 2022 Watch: Alejandro Galan's #Top5 points of 2022 Gemma Triay, the first number one for three straight seasons Jensen and Castello ready to turn heads in 2023 WPT campaign Capra picks Agustin Gutierrez to take on 2023 World Padel Tour season Pablo Lima and Coki Nieto form powerhouse couple for 2023 Llaguno and Iglesias form promising duo for 2023 Milestones that will or could be reached in the 2023 World Padel Tour season Breaking down the different tournaments of the 2023 WPT calendar Reiter/Navarro vs Marrero/TenorioThe second stage of the Estrella Damm Zaragoza Open, the Club Padel Zaragoza bid farewell to the tournament with the final quarter final between Catalina Tenorio - Marta Marrero and Carolina Navarro - Cecilia Reiter. Another meeting between these pairings after their recent clash at the Andorra Open. Marrero and Tenorio claimed the first break of the match in the fourth game to lead 3-1. Cata controlled every rally and Marrero brought out her overwhelming smash at every opportunity to then extend that lead to 5-2. The first set eventually ended 6-3. Juan Alday's players had completed half of the task and came out with the same idea in the second set. Carolina Navarro was clearly affected by the knee injury that forced her to retire in Granada and, slowly but surely, Cata and Marta kept chipping away to win 6-4 and confirm their presence in the semifinals yet again.Galán/Villalba vs Sánchez/SánchezAlba Galán and María Del Carmen Villalba put the world number ones, Majo and Mapi Sánchez Alayeto to the test. The twins, who didn't play in Granada, flew onto court, showing their huge desire to win on home soil. Such was their appetite that Galan and Villalba couldn't even notch up a single game in the first set which ended 6-0 in under thirty minutes. Galan and Villalba looked for shelter from the padel storm they were encountering and they won their first game of the match in the opening game of the second set. With that weight off their shoulders, they began to play better padel and even had five break points in the following game before eventually leading 2-0. But in the seventh game they lost their advantage and there was no looking back for the twins who won 6-4 to set up a meeting with Patty Llaguno and Eli Amatriain in Saturday's semifinals.