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In the women's category, for the second time this season, neither of the top two pairs in the FIP rankings reached the final. In the title match, Andrea Ustero and Ariana Sánchez, the world's number 3 pair, defeated Claudia Fernández and Martina Calvo, securing their third title of the season and their first together in Paris (Ustero's first and Ariana's third, having previously won in 2023 and 2024).[1]
In the men's category, the top two pairs in the FIP rankings both reached the final for the eleventh time this season, thus repeating the Paris Major final for the third consecutive year. In the deciding match, Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello defeated Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto in a third-set tie-break, securing their ninth title of 2026 and successfully defending the title for the third year in a row.[1]
The fifth edition of the Paris Major attracted 81,000 spectators, a record number that represents an increase of 17,000 fans, or 26.5%, compared to the 64,000 recorded in 2025.[2]
The men's final was a clash between the two top-ranked FIP pairs, marking their 40th meeting (with a 26–13 record favoring the world number ones). With this victory, Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello, the "Golden Boys", demonstrated their strength by retaining the number one spot and cementing their status as the undisputed kings of Roland Garros, lifting the trophy in Paris for the fourth consecutive year.[3]
Paris, Major
Agustín Tapia
Arturo Coello
I. Jofre / 
A. Patiniotis / 
L. Campagnolo / 
M. San Martin
C. Geens / 
C. Coellar / 
B. Dubins
V. Kurz
S. Araújo
