Alé Galan Reminds Everyone Why He's THE BEST Padel Player on Earth! | Premier Padel Gijón P2 Recap

Chingotto and Galán finally snap Coello and Tapia’s 20 match streak in Gijón, Triay and Brea get revenge, and Sanz and Nieto announce themselves. Rivalries, receipts, and overreactions everywhere.   SUBSCRIBE to our channel for the BEST padel videos, debates, and highlights: https://www.youtube.com/@TSHPADEL?sub_confirmation=1   Welcome to Padel Pulse Podcast Season 2 Episode 3, where Yousef, Ismaeel, and Haroon break down everything from Premier Padel Gijón, including the revenge win for Chingalan, the Coello and Tapia questions in P2 events, and the hottest takes of the week.     🏆 Galán and Chingotto get their revenge in Gijón Coello and Tapia’s 20 match winning streak is over, and Chingotto and Galán do it in a statement final. It is their 11th straight final, while Coello and Tapia make a 17th consecutive final of their own. Galán now draws level with Tapia at 54 career titles, the most among active players. Plus, Coello played the final on his birthday, March 8, again.   ❓ What is up with Coello and Tapia in P2 events They still lead Chingalan 21 to 9 head to head across 30 finals, and Coello and Tapia remain the top two all time in Premier Padel titles. But does this loss change anything in the bigger picture, or is it just one match?   🔥 Lebrón and Augsburger: partnership pressure and real beef A quarterfinal exit to Sanz and Nieto raises big questions. Then Leo Augsburger lights the match with comments about Galán, and Galán responds publicly about the environment around Augsburger. Where does this go next, and what does it mean on court?   ⚔️ How dangerous are Sanz and Nieto going to be They beat the fourth seeds Lebrón and Augsburger, survive a tough one versus Tino Libaak and Chozas, then push the champions to three sets. Coki Nieto’s first tournament back from injury, and they already look like a problem.   📈 Are you buying Stupa and Yanguas stock after Gijón They take care of business early, then run into the wall of Coello and Tapia. What did we learn about their ceiling, and what has to improve to win these weeks?   🌟 Biggest winners in Gijón Bergarido grind through a wild journey and the scoreline does not capture how hard it was. Tello and Alonso pull a huge win, make the quarters, and keep building momentum.   🌶️ Spicy or not spicy Augsburger says there is nothing special about Galán and claims Tapia is way better. Galán responds. Paquito launches the racket after the loss to Tello and Alonso. Padel is feeling theatrical.   👑 Triay and Brea get revenge from Riyadh Triay and Brea outlast Sánchez and Ustero in a three hour battle, claim their first title since October 2025, and start the Seba Nerone era with a trophy. Ustero becomes the youngest finalist in tour history at 18 years old. Who was your MVP on the women’s side?   🚀 Have Ustero and Sánchez won you over even more They beat Bea González and Paula Josemaría in three sets and reach back to back finals. Are we watching a new top pairing take shape in real time?   🧨 Overreaction or Not Sanz and Nieto are the third best team on tour. Andrea Ustero has GOAT status potential. Juan Lebrón should move to the left if it does not work with Augsburger. Star point is way better than deuce ad. Coello is the most clutch player on tour.   ✅ Where we were right and wrong Who nailed Chingalan, who trusted Coello and Tapia, and who misread the women’s final?   🎲 Who ya got in Cancún Men’s side and women’s side picks.   Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 1:26 Chingalan Clutch in Gijón 16:22 What’s up with Coello & Tapia in P2s? 22:52 Lebron having 2nd thoughts about Augsburger? 30:00 How dangerous will Nieto & Sanz be in 2026? 38:50 Buying stock in Stupa & Yanguas? 49:45 Biggest Winners in Gijon! 55:05 Augsburger’s beef with Galan 1:04:42 Paquito’s racket launch out the court 1:07:00 Triay & Brea get revenge for Riyadh! 1:14:05 Ustero & Sanchez winning us over more? 1:19:54 Overreaction or Not? 1:26:13 Where we were right & wrong 1:27:37 Who Ya G