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// Workers AI · dad joke modeWhat did the 2023 WPT Chile Open ball say? It had a "grip" on the tournament.

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2023 WPT Chile Open
Date14 March – 19 March
Edition1st
CategoryOpen 1000
LocationChile Santiago de Chile, Chile
VenueComplejo Deportivo San Carlos de Apoquindo
Champions
Men's doublesArgentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello
Women's doublesSpain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay
Chronology

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The WPT Chile Open 2023 (officially WPT BTG Pactual Chile Padel Open 1000 2023) was the third tournament of the eleventh edition of World Padel Tour. The final phase was played between March 14 and 19, 2023 in the Complejo Deportivo San Carlos de Apoquindo, facilities of the Club Deportivo Universidad Católica of Santiago de Chile, while the preliminary phase was played between February 13 and 15 at the "Euroindoor" in Madrid, Spain.[1]

In the women's category, Alejandra Salazar and Gemma Triay won the title due to the withdrawal of Claudia Jensen and Jessica Castelló due to the Argentine's indisposition, when the match was 6–1 and 1–0 in favor of the number 2 pair.

In the men's category, Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello defeated (twice) the number 1 seeds Alejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón in a match that witnessed one of the biggest controversies of recent years; due to an officiating error in the scoring and Galán's timely intervention when the Spanish-Argentine duo were already celebrating victory in the second set, the match continued with 5–3 and a golden point (when it should have ended 6–3) which the number 1 seeds won, before winning the set in the tie-break, and it had to be in the third set that Tapia and Coello celebrated the victory, 6–4, 6–7 and 7–5.

Relevant data

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First tournament in Chile

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This tournament marked the first time World Padel Tour had been held in Chile, and new countries are gradually being added to the calendar. Javier Valdés González, the most prominent Chilean padel player, received a wildcard entry into the tournament, directly from the round of 32, alongside his partner Facundo Domínguez.[2]

Controversy in the men's final

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The men's final pitted the world's number one and number two pairs, Alejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón, against Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello in the same final as the 2023 Abu Dhabi Master. The match was very intense woth the Spanish-Argentine duo winnong the first set 6–4 and, after securing a break in the second, went up 5–3 and had a chance to serve for the match.

At 30–30, Coello responded to Lebrón's return from the side wall with a quick smash down the middle, which went in just wide, but it was clear from the live broadcast that the shot was good; no one disputed it. Therefore, two match points. Tapia won the next point with a powerful three-point smash that Galán couldn't reach, so the match ended 6–4, 6–3. But while Tapia and Coello were celebrating and Lebrón waited at the net to shake their hands, Galán arrived looking puzzled, saying that it was now 40–40 and that they would play the golden point.

The referee, Honorio García, announced over the PA system, "Game, set, and match," but Galán persisted, insisting, "You called it 30-40 earlier." Incredulous, the players went to ask the referee for an explanation. He replied that he had made a mistake on the penultimate point; it turned out that after Coello's smash, he had called "30–40" (point for Lebrón-Galán), but only the Madrid native heard it. He said nothing, as did the other three players, who continued playing, assuming the ball was in.

Finally, the umpire ruled that play should continue at 5–3 and 40–40. The crowd erupted, and Coello, having already celebrated the victory and shaken hands with his opponents, couldn't believe it: "I can't go back onto the court." However, the decision had been made: "Play on." The golden point was put into play; it was still match point for the number 2 seeds, but they lost it, and later they also lost the second set in a tie-break. The crowd showed their complete disagreement with what had happened; from the moment of the controversy, they booed loudly on several occasions and celebrated every point won by Tapia and Coello. Luckily for them, they were able to get back into the game and ended up winning the third set 7–5. It was one of the biggest padel controversies of recent times.[3][4]

This incident had a major impact. The social media accounts of both the World Padel Tour, lejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón were flooded with comments criticizing their behavior, arguing that they knew perfectly well they had lost the match, and that in the golden point following the incident they should have deliberately missed the return, thus giving the victory to Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia.[5]

Withdrawals

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In the men's draw, the situation was slightly better than at the La Rioja Open. A total of 6 pairs who had registered and were going to compete in the main draw encountered setbacks that complicated their participation. Pairs 2, 19, 25, 26 and pair A were unable to play due to injuries, so the main draw had to be modified.[6] However, Alex Arroyo's injury did not prevent his partner, Miguel Yanguas, from competing in the tournament, as he ultimately played with Leandro Augsburger by taking advantage of the "lucky loser" rule, since he had been eliminated in the preliminary rounds.[7]

In the women's draw, however, a very unusual situation occurred; the 8th and 13th ranked pairs, made up of Tamara Icardo and Virginia Riera and Carolina Navarro and Mª Carmen Villalba, missed the deadline to register for the tournament (in the case of the Malaga pair, by 10 minutes), so they could not participate.[8]

Registered teams

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Male

Female

Schedule

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The matches began on Saturday at the Euroindoor Alcorcón club with the preliminary rounds.

  • Monday 13: Men's qualifying rounds 1 and 2.
  • Tuesday 14: Men's qualifying round 3 and women's qualifying rounds 1 and 2.
  • Wednesday 15: Final qualifying rounds for both men and women.

The final draw is played a month later:

  • Tuesday 14: Round of 32.
  • Wednesday 15: Round of 32.
  • Thursday 16: Round of 16.
  • Friday 17: Quarterfinals.
  • Saturday 18: Semifinals.
  • Sunday 19: Finals.

Results

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Men's Bracket

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Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
1 Spain Galán / Spain Lebrón
Bye 1 Spain Galán / Spain Lebrón 6 6
Spain Santigosa / Spain D. Gala (C) 6 7 Spain Santigosa / Spain D. Gala (C) 0 3
Italy Domínguez / Chile Valdés (W.C.) 3 6 1 Spain Galán / Spain Lebrón 6 6
Spain J.G. Mora / Spain J.G. Barahona 7 6 6 Spain J.G. Mora / Spain J.G. Barahona 4 4
Spain J. Moya / Spain F. Guerrero (B) 6 7 1 Spain J.G. Mora / Spain J.G. Barahona 4 6 6
Spain A. Sans / Spain T. Zapata 6 6 2 6 Spain Coki / Brazil Lima 6 3 4
6 Spain Coki / Brazil Lima 4 7 6 1 Spain Galán / Spain Lebrón 4 6 6
7 Spain Garrido / Argentina Chingotto 7 6 Spain Pincho / Spain J.G. Diestro 6 3 4
Spain J. Esbri / Spain E. Alonso 6 2 7 Argentina Chingotto / Spain Garrido 7 6 7
Spain Javi R. / Spain G. Rubio 6 6 Spain Javi R. / Spain G. Rubio 5 7 6
Spain Josete Rico / Spain S. Oria 3 3 7 Argentina Chingotto / Spain Garrido 6 3 3
Argentina Silingo / Argentina J.M. Díaz 1 1 Spain Pincho / Spain J.G. Diestro 3 6 6
Spain Pincho / Spain J.G. Diestro 6 6 Spain Pincho / Spain J.G. Diestro 6 7 6
Bye 3 Argentina Tello / Spain Paquito 7 6 3
3 Argentina Tello / Spain Paquito 1 Spain Galán / Spain Lebrón 4 7 5
4 Argentina Stupaczuk / Argentina Di Nenno 2 Argentina Tapia / Spain Coello 6 6 7
Bye 4 Argentina Stupaczuk / Argentina Di Nenno 6 6
Spain J. Muñoz / Spain I. Vilariño 6 6 Argentina Augsburger (L.L.) / Spain Yanguas 2 3
Argentina Augsburger (L.L.) / Spain Yanguas 7 7 4 Argentina Stupaczuk / Argentina Di Nenno 6 6
Spain Ivan R. / Spain P. Cardona (D) 7 3 7 8 Argentina Maxi / Brazil Campagnolo 3 2
Argentina Moyano / Spain Xisco 6 6 6 Spain Ivanxo / Spain P. Cardona (D) 6 3 6
Argentina Belluati / Argentina Lamperti 4 6 6 8 Argentina Maxi / Brazil Campagnolo 2 6 7
8 Argentina Maxi / Brazil Campagnolo 6 3 7 4 Argentina Stupaczuk / Argentina Di Nenno 4 3
5 Spain Álex / Spain Momo 2 Argentina Tapia / Spain Coello 6 6
Bye 5 Spain Álex / Spain Momo 4 4
Spain Leal / Spain Sanz 6 4 Argentina A. Gutiérrez / Argentina Lucho 6 6
Argentina A. Gutiérrez / Argentina Lucho 7 6 Argentina A. Gutiérrez / Argentina Lucho 6 2
Spain Méndez / Spain Martínez 6 6 2 Argentina Tapia / Spain Coello 7 6
Brazil Bergamini / Spain V. Ruiz 4 4 Spain Méndez / Spain Martínez 6 1 3
Bye 2 Argentina Tapia / Spain Coello 4 6 6
2 Argentina Tapia / Spain Coello

Men's Bracket

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Round of 32 Round of 16 Quarter-Final Semi-Finals Finals
1 Spain Salazar / Spain Triay
Bye 1 Spain Triay / Spain Salazar 6 6
Spain M. Barrera / Spain M. Caparrós 6 1 7 Spain M. Barrera / Spain M. Caparrós 4 1
Italy Sussarello / Italy Stellato (A) 3 6 6 1 Spain Salazar / Spain Triay 6 6
Portugal A. Nogueira / Spain Amatriaín 2 1 6 Spain Bárbara / Spain Virseda 0 1
Argentina Bidahorria / Spain Claudia F. 6 6 Spain Bidahorria / Spain Claudia F. 4 6
Italy C. Orsi / France Godallier 2 2 6 Spain Bárbara / Spain Virseda 6 7
6 Spain Virseda / Spain Bárbara 6 6 1 Spain Salazar / Spain Triay 7 4 7
8 Portugal S. Araújo / Argentina Delfi 6 6 8 Argentina Delfi / Portugal S. Araújo 6 6 6
Spain Araceli / Spain Cánovas 3 2 8 Argentina Delfi / Portugal S. Araújo 6 6
Spain Arantxa / Spain A. Blanco 2 3 Spain Ana Fdez./ Spain Lara A. (C) 1 1
Spain Ana Fdez./ Spain Lara A. (C) 6 6 8 Argentina Delfi / Portugal S. Araújo 6 6
Spain A. Alonso / Spain M. Merino 3 7 2 France Collombon / Spain Mesa 3 1
France Collombon / Spain Mesa 6 6 6 France Collombon / Spain Mesa 4 6 6
Bye 3 Spain Bea / Spain Martita 6 2 3
3 Spain Bea / Spain Martita 1 Spain Salazar / Spain Triay 6 1
4 Spain Victoria / Spain Patty Spain Castelló / Argentina Jensen (inj.) 1 0
Bye 4 Spain Victoria / Spain Patty 4 7 6
Spain Talaván / Spain L. Rufo 6 6 Spain Talaván / Spain L. Rufo 6 5 4
Spain Marina M. / Spain Teresa N. 3 4 4 Spain Victoria / Spain Patty 4 4
Spain Guinart / Spain Nuria R. 6 6 5 Argentina Aranza / Spain Sainz 6 6
Chile A. Koch / Argentina Ferreyra (W.C.) 2 0 Spain Guinart / Spain Nuria R. 2 3
Spain Cañellas/ Russia Ksenia (L.L.) (B) 2 5 5 Argentina Aranza / Spain Sainz 6 6
5 Argentina Aranza / Spain Sainz 6 7 5 Argentina Aranza / Spain Sainz 6 6
7 Spain Majo / Spain Mapi 6 6 Spain Castelló / Argentina Jensen 7 7
Spain Carnicero / Spain Lucía M. 4 1 7 Spain Majo / Spain Mapi 1 6
Spain Águeda / Spain Sara R. (D) 1 0 Spain Castelló / Argentina Jensen 6 7
Spain Castelló / Argentina Jensen 6 6 Spain Castelló / Argentina Jensen 6 7
Spain S. Saiz / Spain A. Cortiles 5 6 2 2 Spain Ariana / Spain Paula 3 6
Spain Caldera / Spain Goenaga 7 4 6 Spain Caldera / Spain Goenaga 3 1
Bye 2 Spain Ariana / Spain Paula 6 6
2 Spain Ariana / Spain Paula

Final qualifying round

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Men's

Data Qualified WPT Ranking Point Opponents Result
A Spain Álvaro Cepero
Spain Arnau Ayats		 1688 vs 1324 Spain Jaime Fermosell
Spain José Jiménez Casas		 6–4 / 7–5
B Spain Francisco Guerrero
Spain Jesús Moya		 1514 vs 228 Argentina Aris Patiniotis
Spain Ignacio Sager		 6–3 / 6–0
C Spain Daniel Santigosa
Spain David Gala		 466 vs 314 Argentina Leandro Augsburger
Argentina Valentino Libaak		 6–3 / 6–4
D Spain Iván Ramírez
Spain Pablo Cardona		 1645 vs 466 Spain Carlos Martí
Spain Mario Ortega		 6–3 / 6–7 / 6–3

Women's

Data Qualified WPT Ranking Point Opponents Result
A Italy Giulia Sussarello
Italy Emily Stellato		 1925 vs 1442 Spain Julia Polo
Spain Nicole Traviesa		 6–3 / 6–4
B Spain Ariadna Cañellas
Spain Sandra Bellver		 1505 vs 1880 Russia Ksenia Sharifova
Spain Patricia Martínez		 4–6 / 7–6 / 6–1
C Spain Ana Fernandez de Ossó
Spain Lara Arruabarrena		 905 vs 1390 Spain Lourdes Pascual
Spain Raquel Segura		 6–4 / 3–6 / 6–3
D Spain Águeda Pérez
Spain Sara Ruiz		 1304 vs 1884 Spain Lorena Alonso
Spain Sandra Hernández		 7–6 / 4–6 / 6–3

Round of 32

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Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
14/3/2023 Spain Rafael Méndez
Spain Javier Martínez		 6–4 / 6–4 Brazil Lucas Bergamini
Spain Víctor Ruiz Remedios		 [9]
14/3/2023 Spain Javier García Mora
Spain Javier González Barahona		 7–6 / 6–7 / 6–1 Spain Francisco Guerrero
Spain Jesús Moya		 [10]
14/3/2023 Spain Iván Ramírez
Spain Pablo Cardona		 7–6 / 3–6 / 7–6 Spain Francisco Gil
Argentina Ramiro Moyano		 [11]
14/3/2023 Spain Antón Sans
Spain Teodoro Zapata		 6–4 / 6–7 / 2–6 Spain Coki Nieto
Brazil Pablo Lima		 [12]
15/3/2023 Spain Gonzalo Rubio
Spain Javier Ruiz		 6–3 / 6–3 Spain Josete Rico
Spain Salvador Oria		 [13]
15/3/2023 Argentina Federico Chingotto
Spain Javi Garrido		 7–6 / 6–2 Spain Eduardo Alonso
Spain Juanlu Esbri		 [14]
15/3/2023 Argentina Agustín G. Silingo
Spain Juan Martín Díaz		 1–6 / 1–6 Spain José García Diestro
Spain Pincho Fernández		 [15]
15/3/2023 Argentina Juan Cruz Belluati
Argentina Miguel Lamperti		 4–6 / 6–3 / 6–7 Argentina Maxi Sánchez
Brazil Lucas Campagnolo		 [16]
15/3/2023 Spain Ignacio Vilariño
Spain Jaime Muñoz		 6–7 / 6–7 Argentina Leo Augsburger
Spain Miguel Yanguas		 [17]
15/3/2023 Spain Daniel Santigosa
Spain David Gala		 6–3 / 7–6 Italy Facundo Domínguez
Chile Javier Valdés		 [18]
15/3/2023 Spain Javier Leal
Spain Jon Sanz		 6–7 / 4–6 Argentina Agustín Gutiérrez
Argentina Lucho Capra		 [19]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
15/3/2023 Italy Carolina Orsi
France Léa Godallier		 2–6 / 2–6 Spain Bárbara Las Heras
Spain Verónica Virseda		 [20]
15/3/2023 Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto		 6–4 / 6–1 Spain Esther Carnicero
Spain Lucía Martínez		 [21]
15/3/2023 Spain Águeda Pérez
Spain Sara Ruiz		 1–6 / 0–6 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Jessica Castelló		 [22]
15/3/2023 Spain Anna Cortiles
Spain Sofía Saiz		 5–7 / 6–4 / 2–6 Spain Beatriz Caldera
Spain Carmen Goenaga		 [23]
15/3/2023 Spain Ariadna Cañellas
Russia Ksenia Sharifova		 2–6 / 5–7 Argentina Aranza Osoro
Spain Lucía Sainz		 [24]
15/3/2023 Portugal Ana Catarina Nogueira
Spain Eli Amatriaín		 2–6 / 1–6 Spain Claudia Fernández
Argentina Julieta Bidahorria		 [25]
15/3/2023 Spain Marta Barrera
Spain Marta Caparrós		 6–3 / 1–6 / 7–6 Italy Emily Stellato
Italy Giulia Sussarello		 [26]
15/3/2023 Spain Lorena Rufo
Spain Marta Talaván		 6–3 / 6–4 Spain Marina Martínez
Spain Teresa Navarro		 [27]
15/3/2023 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Nuria Rodríguez		 6–2 / 6–0 Chile Andrea Koch
Argentina Mª Laura Ferreyra		 [28]
15/3/2023 Argentina Delfina Brea
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 6–3 / 6–2 Spain Araceli Martínez
Spain Noa Cánovas		 [29]
15/3/2023 Spain Alicia Blanco
Spain Arantxa Soriano		 2–6 / 3–6 Spain Ana Fernandez de Ossó
Spain Lara Arruabarrena		 [30]
15/3/2023 Spain Alejandra Alonso
Spain Melania Merino		 3–6 / 7–6 / 2–6 France Alix Collombon
Spain Carla Mesa		 [31]

Round of 16

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Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
16/3/2023 Spain Javier García Mora
Spain Javier González Barahona		 4–6 / 6–3 / 6–4 Spain Coki Nieto
Brazil Pablo Lima		 [32]
16/3/2023 Spain José García Diestro
Spain Pincho Fernández		 6–7 / 7–6 / 6–3 Argentina Juan Tello
Spain Paquito Navarro		 [33]
16/3/2023 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 6–0 / 6–3 Spain Daniel Santigosa
Spain David Gala		 [34]
16/3/2023 Argentina Federico Chingotto
Spain Javi Garrido		 7–5 / 6–7 / 7–6 Spain Gonzalo Rubio
Spain Javier Ruiz		 [35]
16/3/2023 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martín Di Nenno		 6–2 / 6–3 Argentina Leo Augsburger
Spain Miguel Yanguas		 [36]
16/3/2023 Spain Iván Ramírez
Spain Pablo Cardona		 6–2 / 3–6 / 6–7 Argentina Maxi Sánchez
Brazil Lucas Campagnolo		 [37]
16/3/2023 Spain Rafael Méndez
Spain Javier Martínez		 6–4 / 1–6 / 3–6 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 [38]
16/3/2023 Spain Alex Ruiz
Spain Momo González		 4–6 / 4–6 Argentina Agustín Gutiérrez
Argentina Lucho Capra		 [39]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
16/3/2023 Spain Beatriz Caldera
Spain Carmen Goenaga		 3–6 / 1–6 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 [40]
16/3/2023 Spain Victoria Iglesias
Spain Patty Llaguno		 4–6 / 7–5 / 6–4 Spain Lorena Rufo
Spain Marta Talaván		 [41]
16/3/2023 Spain Marina Guinart
Spain Nuria Rodríguez		 2–6 / 3–6 Argentina Aranza Osoro
Spain Lucía Sainz		 [42]
16/3/2023 Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto		 1–6 / 6–7 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Jessica Castelló		 [43]
16/3/2023 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–4 / 6–1 Spain Marta Barrera
Spain Marta Caparrós		 [44]
16/3/2023 Spain Claudia Fernández
Argentina Julieta Bidahorria		 4–6 / 6–7 Spain Bárbara Las Heras
Spain Verónica Virseda		 [45]
16/3/2023 France Alix Collombon
Spain Carla Mesa		 4–6 / 6–2 / 6–3 Spain Bea González
Spain Marta Ortega		 [46]
16/3/2023 Argentina Delfina Brea
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 6–1 / 6–1 Spain Ana Fernandez de Ossó
Spain Lara Arruabarrena		 [47]

Quarter-Finals

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Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
17/3/2023 Argentina Federico Chingotto
Spain Javi Garrido		 6–3 / 3–6 / 3–6 Spain Pincho Fernández
Spain José García Diestro		 [48]
17/3/2023 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 6–4 / 6–4 Spain Javier García Mora
Spain Javier González Barahona		 [49]
17/3/2023 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martín Di Nenno		 6–3 / 6–2 Argentina Maxi Sánchez
Brazil Lucas Campagnolo		 [50]
17/3/2023 Argentina Agustín Gutiérrez
Argentina Lucho Capra		 6–7 / 2–6 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 [51]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
17/3/2023 Spain Jessica Castelló
Argentina Claudia Jensen		 6–3 / 7–6 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 [52]
17/3/2023 Spain Victoria Iglesias
Spain Patty Llaguno		 4–6 / 4–6 Argentina Aranza Osoro
Spain Lucía Sainz		 [53]
17/3/2023 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–0 / 6–1 Spain Bárbara Las Heras
Spain Verónica Virseda		 [54]
17/3/2023 Argentina Delfina Brea
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 6–3 / 6–1 France Alix Collombon
Spain Carla Mesa		 [55]

Semifinals

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Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
18/3/2023 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 4–6 / 6–3 / 6–4 Spain José García Diestro
Spain Pincho Fernández		 [56][57][58]
18/3/2023 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Argentina Martín Di Nenno		 4–6 / 3–6 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 [59][60]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
18/3/2023 Argentina Aranza Osoro
Spain Lucía Sainz		 6–7 / 6–7 Argentina Claudia Jensen
Spain Jessica Castelló		 [61]
18/3/2023 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 7–6 / 4–6 / 7–6 Argentina Delfina Brea
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 [62]

Finals

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Men's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
19/3/2023 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 4–6 / 6–7 / 5–7[A] Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello		 [63][64]

Women's

Date Team A Score Team B Refs.
19/3/2023 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–1 / 1–0 (*inj) Argentina Claudia Jensen*
Spain Jessica Castelló		 [65][66]

Notes

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Reasons

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  1. ↑ Ariadna and Sandra both qualified for the main draw, but Sandra was injured, so Ariadna chose Ksenia to play in her place. In fact, Sandra and Ariadna will go their separate ways after the tournament.

Other notes

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  1. ↑ This is the "official" result, as the match should have ended with a victory for Tapia and Coello by 6-4 and 6-3.

References

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  1. ↑ "Btg Pactual Chile Padel Open 2023". worldpadeltour.com (in Spanish).
  2. ↑ "Primer torneo World Padel Tour en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  3. ↑ "Surrealista: un error arbitral 'frena' la victoria de Tapia y Coello... ¡cuando ya estaban celebrándolo!". MARCA (in Spanish).
  4. ↑ "La final del Chile Open: 24 horas del mayor incendio visto en el pádel". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  5. ↑ "¡QUÉ FINAL!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  6. ↑ "Chile se rearma para que empiece el espectáculo". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  7. ↑ "Leo Augsburger será el compañero de Mike Yanguas en el cuadro final del WPT Chile Padel Open 2023". elneverazo (in Spanish).
  8. ↑ "Fuera del Chile Open por 10 minutos". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  9. ↑ "¡La revolución de la previa!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  10. ↑ "¡La revolución de la previa!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  11. ↑ "¡La revolución de la previa!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  12. ↑ "¡La revolución de la previa!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  13. ↑ "Yanguas y Augsburger se citan con los Superpibes". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  14. ↑ "pista CENTRAL". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  15. ↑ "Yanguas y Augsburger se citan con los Superpibes". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  16. ↑ "pista CENTRAL". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  17. ↑ "Yanguas y Augsburger se citan con los Superpibes". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  18. ↑ "pista CENTRAL". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  19. ↑ "Yanguas y Augsburger se citan con los Superpibes". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  20. ↑ "¡Grito de Octavos!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  21. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  22. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  23. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  24. ↑ "¡Grito de Octavos!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  25. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  26. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  27. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  28. ↑ "¡Grito de Octavos!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  29. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  30. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  31. ↑ "Rufo y Talaván apuntan alto en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  32. ↑ "¡La tarde de las sorpresas!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  33. ↑ "¡La tarde de las sorpresas!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  34. ↑ "Los líderes de la Race resisten en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  35. ↑ "¡La tarde de las sorpresas!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  36. ↑ "Los líderes de la Race resisten en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  37. ↑ "¡La tarde de las sorpresas!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  38. ↑ "Los líderes de la Race resisten en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  39. ↑ "¡La tarde de las sorpresas!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  40. ↑ "Mesa y Collombon firman la remontada perfecta". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  41. ↑ "Castelló y Jensen, con la mirada puesta en Cuartos". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  42. ↑ "Castelló y Jensen, con la mirada puesta en Cuartos". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  43. ↑ "Castelló y Jensen, con la mirada puesta en Cuartos". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  44. ↑ "Mesa y Collombon firman la remontada perfecta". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  45. ↑ "Castelló y Jensen, con la mirada puesta en Cuartos". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  46. ↑ "Mesa y Collombon firman la remontada perfecta". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  47. ↑ "Castelló y Jensen, con la mirada puesta en Cuartos". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  48. ↑ "¡A por sus primeras semifinales!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  49. ↑ "Los uno no se pierden las semis". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  50. ↑ "Los Superpibes saludan a las semifinales". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  51. ↑ "Tapia y Coello siguen sin perder". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  52. ↑ "Jensen y Castelló se cargan a las uno". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  53. ↑ "Osoro y Sainz aprietan el puño". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  54. ↑ "Un partido perfecto". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish). Retrieved 2023-03-20.
  55. ↑ "Brea y Araújo, pisando fuerte a semifinales". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  56. ↑ "Galán y Lebrón remontan a tiempo para acceder a la final del Chile Open". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  57. ↑ "Puntazo de crack de José Diestro en las semifinales del Chile Open 2023". www.mundodeportivo.com.
  58. ↑ "Los nº1 se enfrentarán con Tapia y Coello en la final del WPT Chile Padel Open 2023". elneverazo (in Spanish).
  59. ↑ "Coello y Tapia mantienen su racha". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  60. ↑ "Los nº1 se enfrentarán con Tapia y Coello en la final del WPT Chile Padel Open 2023". elneverazo (in Spanish).
  61. ↑ "¡Primera final para Jensen y Castelló!". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  62. ↑ "Agónico triunfo de Salazar y Triay en una semifinal de infarto en el Chile Open". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  63. ↑ "Una oportunidad perdida: la historia detrás de la polémica del Chile Open, por Alberto Bote". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  64. ↑ "El polémico error arbitral que dio vida a Lebrón y Galán y evitó la victoria de Tapia y Coello". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
  65. ↑ "Gemma y Ale, campeonas en Chile". worldpadeltour.com (in European Spanish).
  66. ↑ "Ale Salazar y Gemma Triay vuelven a ser número 1".
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