Watch: 2019 Swedish Open finals! With the Malmö Padel Open 2021 fast approaching, we take a look at what happened last time out in Sweden at the 2019 Swedish Open finals. 08/11/2021 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 With the Areco Malmö Padel Open 2021 around the corner, it is the perfect time to revisit what happened last time World Padel Tour traveled to Sweden - here are the 2019 Swedish Open finals highlights!The Båstad Tennis Stadium, the venue at the time, was witness to two high-quality finals, both in the men's and women's categories.2021's edition, the third Open held in Sweden, will be held in Malmö. Not only that, it will be indoors, at the Malmö Arena, capable of fitting a much larger crowd as padel has grown substantially in Sweden in the past two years.????Malmö Arena pic.twitter.com/3OGmWdE9Bx— World Padel Tour (@WorldPadelTour) November 8, 20212019 Swedish Open finalsOn the men's side of things, 2019's number one pairing Paquito Navarro and Juan Lebrón took on Franco Stupaczuk and Matías Díaz. Navarro and Lebrón were a fan favourite as a couple.Both from the region of Andalucía, and their spectacular style of play was on full show in Sweden as well. Stupa and Díaz were underdogs but, like Stupa showed in Cordoba, the Argentinian is capable of beating just about anybody on his day.In the women's final, 'The two Martas' Marta Ortega and Marta Marrero played Paula Josemaría and the Portuguese Ana Catarina Nogueira.READ: Marta Marrero drops out of Malmö Padel Open with ankle injuryThe overwhelming favourites, Ortega and Marrero played like true number ones in the final.Without giving too much away, check out the video below to see highlights of both 2019 Swedish Open finals! The Areco Malmö Padel Open 2021 takes place between 7/11/2021 and 14/11/2021 at the spectacular Malmö Arena. Make sure you do not miss it, with live English broadcasts starting on Saturday the 13th!
