Triay and Salazar win 20th straight game to reach Cordoba Open final Gemma Triay will look to make it five tournament wins straight in the Cordoba Open final on Sunday after they took out Aranzazu Osoro and Victoria Iglesias in straight sets. 23/10/2021 En Español LIVE: Follow the Menorca Challenger Final here! The Race 2022 is over: Who has qualified for the Estrella Damm Barcelona Master Final? Mexico Open: Navarro and Tello best Lima and Stupaczuk to win first title together Salazar and Triay win fourth straight tournament, push title fight to Master Final Mexico Open semi-finals: Tello pips Chingotto in emotional first encounter since split Josemaria and Sanchez dispatch Riera and Llaguno for ninth consecutive final Lima and Stupaczuk return to final after two-month absence with dominant Mexico display Salazar and Triay outlast Ortega and Gonzalez, reach 15th final of 2022 Chingotto and Garrido make first semi-final together in Mexico Open Riera and Llaguno dash Brea's Master Final hopes in Mexico quarter-finals Mexican mayhem: Sanz and Campagnolo knock out favourites Gutierrez and Tapia! Chingotto and Garrido survive three-set epic to make Mexican quarter-finals Number one pair Alejandra Salazar and Gemma Triay have become the second pair in World Padel Tour history to win 20 straight games as they beat Aranzazu Osoro and Victoria Iglesias convincingly on Saturday to make the Cordoba Open final.After both pairs got pushed to three sets in the quarter-finals, it was the underdogs Osoro and Iglesias who surprised early as they broke in the very first game. Perhaps waking up the beast inside of the number ones, they came out of the short break on a mission. They counter-broke, held serve, and did not drop a single game for the rest of the set. It finished 6-1 to Triay and Salazar.? ¡La Donna di la mazza!? #WPTCórdobaOpen? pic.twitter.com/mNBFxAddmS— World Padel Tour (@WorldPadelTour) October 23, 2021Form of their livesIt looked to be more of the same in the second set, with the Spanish tandem breaking immediately and getting a 2-0 lead. However, after winning a crucial gold point, Iglesias and Osoro held serve for the first time all day and broke back straight after to draw level at 2-2.While momentum swung back to the seventh seed momentarily, Salazar and Triay were in no mood to hang around. In the ninth game, they broke and saw out the rest of the match. After an hour and 16 minutes, the second pair in the Cordoba Open final will be Gemma Triay and Alejandra Salazar.With Ale, I think we’re combining very well. Yes, I’m pretty sure this is the best form I’ve been in, and I want to keep enjoying it, and play another final tomorrow. Gemma Triay on whether this is the best form of her lifeThey will meet Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría there, the two-seed, in an all-Spanish final. The duel of the top two will start at 10:00 AM local time on Sunday.READ: Sánchez, Josemaría edge toughly contested Cordoba Open semi-final to advanceAri and Paulita Dinamíta took care of their own business earlier on Saturday, beating Lucía Sainz and Marta Marrero in straight sets.
