Sanyo report: the tough path that forged the leyend We get to know the truth behind Sanyo Gutierrez's rise to the top 01/09/2017 En Español Hasta pronto: A look back at Marta Marrero's marvelous career so far Leandro Augsburguer: The Argentinian backhand ready to take World Padel Tour by storm Former number ones Sainz and Marrero break up following Santander Open Two-time winners and giant-slayers Brea and Icardo announce split Four-time winners Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno announce split OFFICIAL: Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría the new number ones after Madrid Master! Teresa Navarro retires from Valencia Open through injury Vienna in numbers: Josemaría/Sánchez break record, Galán's 30 Marbella in numbers: Galán the most successful Spaniard, Josemaría's 10th title Denmark in numbers: Ortega's 10th, Tapia's achievement & Araújo's final debut How Grabiel helped Ortega and González get back to winning two years later Brussels in numbers: Lebrón hits milestone, Lima and Llaguno's historic streak Sanyo Gutiérrez is currently one of the best four players in the world. Skillful, quick, intuitive, harmonious and one of the most effective forehand court players of all time. But the road to the top was quite tough for Carlos Daniel Gutierrez. Born and raised in San Luis, Argentina to a humble family during Argentina's toughest period. Before accomplishing his dream of being an elite athelete, he had to learn his father's trade and drive a van around to bring home some money. He always fought for his dreams and, thanks to the support of his family and the entire city, he started climbing step by step. He landed in Spain with no money in his pocket and his exquisite padel helped him dodge all the obstacles that came his way. All the way from the Grand Place in Brussels, we tell you the story of how a kid from San Luis became a living legend of this sport.