Juan Martín Díaz

Juan Martín Díaz Martínez (born 28 November 1975 in Mar del Plata, Argentina), known as Juan Martín Díaz, is a professional padel player from Argentina. He became world number one for the first time in 2000 with Hernan Auguste, but its most successful partnership came two with Fernando Belasteguín, together they had the most dominant run in the sport history, remaining undefeated for 1 year and 9 months and winning 22 consecutive tournaments between September 2005 and May 2007. They also hold the record for the longest period as the world's No. 1 ranked team, topping the rankings for 13 straight seasons (2002–2014) and winning 170 out of 191 finals played; thus becoming considered the best padel pair in history.

Career Early life

Juan was born on November 28, 1975, in Mar del Plata, Argentina. He currently lives in Madrid with his family, where he has lived for several years.

As a child, he wanted to be a tennis player, and the Davis Cup was his ultimate goal. He spent long hours at the sports club playing with his friends. In the late 1980s, he started playing padel, practically as soon as it arrived in Argentina. Gradually he gave up tennis to dedicate himself fully to the new sport.

Transition into professional padel and first partners His first step into professional padel was in 1994, thanks to Paco Pellejo, who chose him as his partner.

With the support of his family, he began developing his professional career alongside his studies. In 1997 he moved to Spain, and the following year he was selected to compete in the World Championship as a Spaniard in his hometown of Mar del Plata, Argentina.

First number one ranking and partnership with Fernando Belasteguín In 2000 playing alongside Hernán Auguste, they established themselves as one of the best pairs in the world, winning several tournaments on the Spanish circuit, including those in Sotogrande, Altea, Benicasim, and Madrid, and challenging Gabriel Reca and Sebastián Nerone for the top spot. In 2001, they won two titles in Seville, as well as titles in Altea, Sotogrande, Barcelona, and Bilbao, finishing as the best ranked pair of the year, ahead of Fernando Belasteguín and Pablo Martínez Semprún.

Partnership with Juan Martín Díaz Spanish/International Circuit era 2002 In 2002 he joined forces with the Argentinean Fernando Belasteguín, who was the No. 2 ranked in both international and Spanish circuits at the time with Semprún. Together they would be ranked as the No. 1 pair for 13 consecutive years, holding the unbeaten record with 1 year and 9 months without losing a match, winning 22 consecutive tournaments between September 2005 and June 2007.

In 2002, they first year together, they finished the year as the best duo in the world. They reached the final of each tournament they competed in, losing only three times, one of them against their former partners, Auguste and Semprún. They won the Bilbao, San Sebastián, Altea and Sotogrande Open's, the Torre Bellver and El Puerto de Santa María International's, the Santander Open and the Madrid International's, Barcelona International's, Bilbao II, and Seville International's. With these results, they finished the season as No. 1 on both Spanish and international circuits. They also won the World Doubles Championship, defeating Gaby Reca and Seba Nerone in the final.

2003 In 2003, Díaz and Belasteguín dominated both national and international circuits, finishing the season as the number one ranked team in both circuits. They won the Melilla, Valladolid, Bilbao, Oropesa del Mar, Marbella, Madrid, and Seville International's, with their main rivals being Gaby Reca and Seba Nerone, once again. One of their few defeats came at the Real Club de Polo de Barcelona tournament, where, despite winning the first set and leading 3–1 in the second, they lost to Cristian Gutiérrez and Roby Gattiker. Their results granted another No. 1 finish on both Spanish and International circuits.

2004

In 2004, Belasteguín and Díaz finished the season ranked No. 1 for a third consecutive year. They won the Bilbao, Melilla, Seville, Valladolid and Barcelona International's, the Cantabria Open, the Cádiz, El Puerto de Santa María, Madrid and Seville International's, and the Madrid Masters. Their closest rivals, were once again Reca and Nerone. During the Valladolid tournament, hours before the quarter-finals, Díaz and Belasteguín traveled to Madrid for the birth of Díaz son, but returned in time for their match. After the end of the Spanish and International circuitis, Belasteguín and Díaz were crowned World Doubles champions for the second time, in Buenos Aires, defeating Reca and Nerone in the final. Díaz also played in the World Championship, representing Spain losing in the final against Argentina.

2005 In 2005, Díaz and Belasteguín won eleven of the fourteen circuit tournaments, winning the Barcelona International, the Bilbao Open, the Valencia, Lisbon and Córdoba International's, the Madrid Masters, the Higuerón and Torre Bellver International's, the Islas Baleares Masters, and the Badajoz and Bilbao International's. After a semifinal loss at the Madrid International in September, against Cristian Gutiérrez and Hernán Auguste, they began an unbeaten streak that lasted 1 year and 9 months, during which they won 22 consecutive titles.

Padel Pro Tour years 2006

In 2006, they completed a perfect season, winning all 17 tournaments in the inaugural edition of the Padel Pro Tour (PPT), the first organized international professional padel circuit. Their closest rivals, Reca and Nerone, remained well behind. Due to disputes between the PPT, the Spanish Padel Federation, and FIP, Belasteguín and Díaz didn't participate in the World Doubles Championship that year, but did play in the World Championship, where Spain was unable to reach the finals.

2007 In 2007, Belasteguín and Díaz won the Córdoba, Barcelona, Madrid, Valencia, Vitoria, Madrid II, Oropesa del Mar, Salamanca, Fuengirola, Cádiz, Palma de Mallorca, Mérida, San Sebastián, Zaragoza, Bilbao, Las Palmas, and Alicante International's, and the Madrid Masters. Their unbeaten streak came to an end in the fourth tournament of the season, in Valladolid, where they were defeated by Cristian Gutiérrez and Seba Nerone. During the season, they suffered only two more losses, both in semifinals against Auguste and Reca, in Seville and Logroño.

2008 In 2008, they extended their dominance, winning the Ciudad Real, Granada, Santander, Barcelona, Majadahonda, Logroño, Vitoria, Comunidad de Madrid, Marbella, Fuengirola, Benicasim, Mallorca, Mérida, San Sebastián, Zaragoza, and Bilbao International's. The Fuengirola tournament win marked their 100th title won as team, won in the same venue where they first competed together. Despite a surprising elimination in the group stage at the Madrid Masters, they finished the season as the number one ranked team for a seventh consecutive year. Díaz didn't compete in the 2008 World Championship nor the World Doubles champions held in Calgary.

2009 The 2009 season began with two consecutive semifinal defeats, first in Granada against Matí Díaz and Miguel Lamperti, followed by a loss to Juani Mieres and Pablo Lima in Madrid. They reacted winning the Barcelona, Córdoba, Valladolid, and Alicante International's, but were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Madrid International by Mieres and Lima. They won the Marbella International, but were eliminated in the next four tournaments, with losses in the Fuengirola and Islas Baleares finals, and the Castellón and Sevilla semifinals. They responded with five straight title wins in the San Sebastián, Zaragoza, Bilbao, Valencia, and Ciudad Real International's. They were forced to miss tournaments in La Rioja and A Coruña do to injuries, but returned in Salamanca, reaching the final but losing it to Mieres and Lima. They finished the season winning the Madrid Masters, and securing their eighth consecutive first place rank in the international circuit.

2010 In 2010, they missed the first two tournaments of the season due to a Belasteguín's injury, with Díaz temporarily competing Roby Gattiker. In their reuturning tournaments, in the Mar del Plata and Ciudad Real International's, Belasteguín and Díaz reached the semifinals and were eliminated in the quarterfinals, respectively. They won the San Sebastián International, but in Madrid were eliminated in the semifinals by the second ranked pair, Mieres and Lima. They won the next six International's in Barcelona, Alicante, Madrid, Castellón, Marbella, and Fuengirola. Despite an unexpected loss, in the Palma de Mallorca semifinals and a defeat in the Seville final, they won the four more International tournaments in Pamplona, Bilbao, Murcia, and La Rioja, and finished the season winning the Madrid Masters. They finished the season as the number one ranked team.

2011 In 2011, Belasteguín and Díaz started the season with a loss in the Mendoza International final, against Juani Mieres and Pablo Lima. They didn't compete in Tarragona due to Belasteguín's injury, but returned winning two consecutive titles, the Madrid and Barcelona International's. They were eliminated in the Córdoba International quarterfinals by Sanyo Gutiérrez and Seba Nerone, but responded winning the Valladolid, Alicante, Castellón, and Marbella International's. In Fuengirola, they were surprisingly defeated in the round-of-16, but rebounded winning the Gijón International. They lost in Palma de Mallorca to Nerone and Gutiérrez, but finished the season winning the Seville, Madrid, Bilbao, Logroño, and Vitoria-Gasteiz International's. Their final match of the year was a quarterfinal loss at the Madrid Masters against Reca and Silingo.

2012 The 2012 season was the most difficult for the pair so far, beginning with a loss in the final of the Mendoza International, and followed by a win in the Buenos Aires International. Belasteguín and Díaz competed in the World Doubles Championship in Barcelona, having missed the 2006, 2008, and 2010 editions due to disputes between PPT and FIP. They were eliminated in the quarterfinals by Cristian Gutiérrez and Fernando Poggi. They responded winning the Madrid, Barcelona, Córdoba, and Valladolid International's. A semifinal loss in Alicante against Nerone and Gutiérrez didn't affect them, as they won the next four International's tournament in Marbella, Fuengirola, Mallorca, and Ibiza. They didn't compete in Acapulco, returning in the Madrid International, and winning it. Due to a Belasteguín's injury, they didn't compete in Seville and were eliminated in the quarterfinals of the Valencia International by a young Paquito Navarro. The injury also forced Belasteguín to miss tournaments in Bilbao, La Rioja, and the Madrid Masters. Despite not competing in the last three tournaments, Belasteguín and Díaz had already secured the number 1 Ranking, finishing the season as the No. 1 team for the eleventh consecutive year and reaching a decade as the top pair in professional padel.

World Padel Tour 2013

In 2013, Belasteguín and Díaz joined the newly created World Padel Tour (WPT), an international professional circuit that aimed to expand padel on a global level. They began the season, winning the Murcia, Seville, Cáceres, and Barcelona Open's. Their first defeat of the season came in the final of the Madrid Open, in Caja Mágica, against the No.2 ranked pair, Pablo Lima and Juani Mieres. The defeat was followed by a first-round elimination in A Coruña Open. Belasteguín missed the Santander Open due to injury, returning in the Puerto de Santa María Open and losing in the semifinals, leaving the No. 1 Ranking under threat. Bela and Díaz, answered by winning the Málaga, Castellón, La Nucia, Bilbao, and Granada Open's, defeating Lima and Mieres in the last final and securing the first Ranking position. In the last five tournaments of the season, they won the first in Lisbon, but were defeated in Las Palmas and Valencia, were eliminated in the quarterfinal in the Buenos Aires and Córdoba Open's, and finished the season with a semifinal loss against Lima and Mieres at the Master Finals.

2014 They began the season defeating Lima and Mieres in the finals of the Barcelona and Badajoz Open's. They briefly lost the No. 1 Ranking for one week, but regained it winning the Córdoba Open. They finished runners-up in Castellón and were eliminated from the Málaga Open by Sanyo Gutiérrez and Maxi Sánchez. Belasteguín and Díaz won the Marbella Open, giving Belasteguín's its 165th professional title. Before the Alicante Open, where they lost in the final to Lima and Mieres, Belasteguín and Díaz announced that they would part ways at the end of the season. Despite the announcement, they won four more titles in Alcobendas, Seville, Lisbon, and Tenerife Open's. They finished runners-up in the Valencia Open, against Maxi Grabiel and Paquito Navarro and did not compete in San Fernando. Their last title win came in the Córdoba Open. They played their last game together, in the Madrid Master Final, where they reached the final but were defeated by Sanyo and Sánchez.

During their thirteen seasons together, Belasteguín and Díaz finished every year as the first ranked pair. They competed in 176 major finals and won 156 titles, a record that remains unmatched in professional padel.

2015

In 2015, Díaz and Belasteguín split up, with Juan Martín teaming up first with Juani Mieres. The experienced pair played only five tournaments together, with their best results being two semi-final appearances.

He then joined forces with Maxi Sánchez. They started their run reaching the finals of the Mallorca Open, the Málaga Master and the La Nucía Open, losing the three to Belasteguín and Pablo Lima. After two consecutive semi-finals and quarter-final exiting, they reached the final of the Galicia Open, but once again lost to Belasteguín and Lima.

After three more eliminations in the semi-finals, they finished the season by winning the Master Final in Madrid. Díaz finished the season ranked eight in FIP ranking.

2016 In 2016, Juan Martín announced that his new partner would be Cristián Gutiérrez. After two disappointing tournaments, they reached the final of the Barcelona Master where they lost to Belasteguín and Lima. After a quarter-final exit in the next tournament, they reach the final of Mallorca Open in a rematch of the Barcelona final, losing once again. In the next four tournaments Díaz and Gutiérrez were unable to reach a semi-final.

In the Seville Open and the A Coruña Open, Díaz along with his Federico Quiles, reached the semi-finals, but was unable to reach the finals. In his last three tournaments with Gutiérrez they achieved one first round and two quarter-finals exits.

2017 Díaz missed a major part of the season, not competing in any World Padel Tour tournament. This was the first season Díaz didn't reach a final in his professional career.

Despite not competing in WPT, Juan Martín made a strong comeback at the 2017 European Padel Championships, where after two disappointing years, won the title representing Spain. In that tournament, Juan Martín partnered with Paquito Navarro, securing a 6–1 / 6–4 victory in their match.

2018 Paquito Navarro (left) and Juan Lebrón (right), who teamed with Díaz in 2018. After Sanyo Gutiérrez and Paquito Navarro broke up, Paquito became Juan Martin new partner in World Padel Tour for the 2018 season, largely due to the high level they both showed playing together with the Spanish national team. In their first tournament together, the Catalunya Master, they only managed to reach the quarterfinals. They improved their performance in the second tournament of the season, the Alicante Open, where they reached the semifinals. In the next two tournament, the Zaragoza Open and the Jaén Open, they lost in the finals against Maxi Sánchez and Sanyo Gutiérrez.

Two tournaments later they reached another final, in Bastad, where they lost against Fernando Belasteguín and Pablo Lima. In the next four tournaments they managed to reach to semi-finals but we're unable to progress to the final.

In the eleventh tournament of the season, the Portugal Master, they suffered a serious setback, as during the semi-final match, Paquito Navarro saw a glass panel on the court break over him, forcing them to abandon the tournament. Juani Mieres and Miguel Lamperti, their opponents in the semi-finals, thus advanced to the final.

After Paquito was unable to compete in the Granada Open, Juan Martín teamed with breakthrough player of the year Juan Lebrón to compete in the end of the season. Together they reached the semi-finals in their debut tournament and the quarter-finals in their next. Díaz played the Buenos Aires Master with Paquito but couldn't get past the semi-finals, a result he would repeat in the final two tournament with Lebrón.

Final Years In the next five years Díaz teamed with various partners, but was unable to reach any final, gradually losing prominence and retiring in 2023, twenty-six years after becoming a professional.

Díaz ended his career having played in two hundred fifty-three finals on the main padel circuits, winning two hundred and six and being the world number one for fourteen years.

Honours Spanish and International Circuit (1997–2005)

Finals

Padel Pro Tour (2006–2012)

Finals N.º Year Tournament Category Partner Opponents in the final Result Career Title No. 96 14 May 2006 Córdoba International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–2 / 6–1 77th 97 4 June 2006 Majadahonda International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–0 / 6–0 78th 98 10 June 2006 Valencia International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–4 / 6–3 79th 99 25 June 2006 FEP Madrid Open Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Marcello Jardim 6–1 / 6–4 80th 100 2 July 2006 Alicante International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–3 / 6–4 81st 101 9 July 2006 Valladolid International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–3 / 6–3 82nd 102 11 August 2006 Marbella International Fernando Belasteguín Raúl Arias Ramiro Nanni 6–3 / 6–4 83rd 103 15 August 2006 Oropesa del Mar International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 7–6(9) / 6–4 84th 104 20 August 2006 Reserva del Higuerón International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–4 / 6–0 85th 105 25 August 2006 El Puerto de Santa María International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–3 / 6–2 86th 106 3 September 2006 Palma de Mallorca International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–3 / 7–5 87th 107 17 September 2006 Mérida International Fernando Belasteguín Roby Gattiker Pablo Lima 6–2 / 6–0 88th 108 24 September 2006 Madrid International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–4 / 4–6 / 6–1 89th 109 1 October 2006 Zaragoza International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 7–6(?) / 6–3 90th 110 8 October 2006 Guecho International Fernando Belasteguín Mati Díaz Chema Montes 6–3 / 6–4 91st 111 5 November 2006 Las Palmas International Fernando Belasteguín Roby Gattiker Pablo Lima 6–1 / 6–2 92nd 112 3 December 2006 Masters PPT Madrid Master Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Gabriel Reca 6–3 / 6–2 93rd 113 5 May 2007 Córdoba International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–1 / 6–3 94th 114 20 May 2007 Barcelona International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 7–5 95th 115 2 June 2007 MadridInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Mariano Lasaigues 6–3 / 6–2 96th 116 17 June 2007 ValenciaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 2–6 / 6–4 97th 117 8 July 2007 Vitoria-GasteizInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 7–6(?) / 6–4 98th 118 28 July 2007 Madrid II International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–4 / 7–6(?) 99th 119 5 August 2007 Oropesa del MarInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–2 / 5–2 / W.O. 100th 120 11 August 2007 MarbellaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone* Cristian Gutiérrez *W.O. 101st 121 19 August 2007 Reserva del HiguerónInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 6–4 / 6–2 102nd 122 24 August 2007 Puerto de Santa MaríaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 7–5 / 6–4 103rd 123 2 September 2007 Palma de MallorcaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 6–3 / 5–7 / 6–3 104th 124 16 September 2007 MéridaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–1 / 6–2 105th 125 23 September 2007 San SebastiánInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 7–5 / 6–1 106th 126 30 September 2007 ZaragozaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–3 / 6–3 107th 127 7 October 2007 BilbaoInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–2 / 7–5 108th 128 28 October 2007 Las PalmasInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–1 109th 129 1 November 2007 AlicanteInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 110th 130 16 December 2007 Master Final PPT MadridMaster Final Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 6–2 / 7–6(?) 111st 131 13 April 2008 Ciudad RealInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–4 / 6–4 112nd 132 27 April 2008 GranadaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 5–7 / 6–3 / 6–3 113rd 133 12 May 2008 SantanderInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 6–1 / 3–6 / 7–6(?) 114th 134 19 May 2008 BarcelonaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Guillermo Lahoz Gastón Malacalza 6–3 / 6–2 115th 135 31 May 2008 MajadahondaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–4 116th 136 15 June 2008 Valencia International Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 5–7 / 6–1 / 5–7 137 29 June 2008 La RiojaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Guillermo Lahoz Gastón Malacalza 6–2 / 7–5 117th 138 6 July 2008 ValladolidInternational Fernando Belasteguín Maxi Grabiel Agustín Silingo 6–3 / 4–6 / 4–6 139 13 July 2008 Vitoria-GasteizInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–4 118th 140 19 July 2008 MadridInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–2 / 6–7(?) / 6–1 119th 141 10 August 2008 MarbellaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–3 120th 142 17 August 2008 Reserva del HiguerónInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–1 / 6–4 121st 143 23 August 2008 BenicasimInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 7–5 / 6–3 122nd 144 7 September 2008 Islas BalearesInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–1 / 3–6 / 6–3 123rd 145 14 September 2008 MéridaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–3 / 6–3 124th 146 21 September 2008 San SebastiánInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–4 / 6–3 125th 147 28 September 2008 ZaragozaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–1 / 6–3 126th 148 5 October 2008 BilbaoInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–7(?) / 6–4 / 6–4 127th 149 31 May 2009 MadridInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–0 150 14 June 2009 BarcelonaInternacional Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–4 / 6–2 128th 151 28 June 2009 CórdobaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 7–6(4) / 7–5 129th 152 5 July 2009 ValladolidInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 6–2 / 7–5 130th 153 12 July 2009 AlicanteInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–2 / 7–6 131st 154 2 August 2009 MarbellaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Cristian Gutiérrez Sebastián Nerone 6–3 / 6–4 132nd 155 9 August 2009 FuengirolaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Cristian Gutiérrez Sebastián Nerone 5–7 / 6–4 / 4–6 156 20 September 2009 San Sebastián International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–2 / 6–2 133rd 157 27 September 2009 Zaragoza International Fernando Belasteguín Cristian Gutiérrez Sebastián Nerone 6–1 / 6–3 134th 158 4 October 2009 BilbaoInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 4–6 / 6–4 / 6–2 135th 159 18 October 2009 ValenciaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 6–2 / 6–1 136th 160 25 October 2009 Ciudad Real International Fernando Belasteguín Sebastián Nerone Cristian Gutiérrez 7–6(5) / 7–5 137th 161 28 November 2009 SalamancaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 4–6 / 5–7 162 13 December 2009 Masters PPT MadridMadrid Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–2 138th 163 16 May 2010 San Sebastián International Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–3 / 6–1 139th 164 5 June 2010 BarcelonaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Gabriel Reca Hernán Auguste 6–2 / 6–3 140th 165 11 July 2010 AlicanteInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–3 / W.O. 141st 166 18 July 2010 MadridInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–5 / 6–2 142nd 167 25 July 2010 BenicasimInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 7–5 143rd 168 1 August 2010 MarbellaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Matías Díaz 6–2 / 6–3 144th 169 8 August 2010 FuengirolaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 6–4 145th 170 19 September 2010 SevillaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima Juani Mieres 2–6 / 3–6 171 26 September 2010 NavarraInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–7 / 6–1 146th 172 3 October 2010 BilbaoInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 6–4 147th 173 24 October 2010 MurciaInternational Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 3–6 / 6–4 / 6–4 148th 174 7 November 2010 Logroño International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–6 / 6–7 / 6–3 149th 175 19 December 2010 Masters PPT Madrid Master Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 6–4 150th 176 3 April 2011 Mendoza International Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima Juani Mieres 2–6 / 6–7 177 29 May 2011 Madrid International Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–3 151st 178 5 June 2011 Barcelona International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–3 152nd 179 3 July 2011 Valladolid International Fernando Belasteguín Agustín Gómez Silingo Gabriel Reca 6–2 / 6–2 153rd 180 10 July 2011 Alicante International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–1 / 6–1 154th 181 24 July 2011 Benicasim International Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Cristian Gutiérrez 6–4 / 6–4 155th 182 31 July 2011 Marbella International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 4–6 / 7–6 / 6–3 156th 183 14 August 2011 Gijón International Fernando Belasteguín Matías Díaz Hernán Auguste 6–1 / 6–4 157th 184 25 September 2011 Sevilla International Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Cristian Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–4 158th 185 2 October 2011 Madrid II International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 7–6 159th 186 9 October 2011 Bilbao International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–4 160th 187 6 November 2011 Logroño International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–6 / 6–4 161st 188 13 November 2011 Vitoria-Gasteiz International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–6 / 7–5 162nd 189 19 February 2012 Mendoza International Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Maxi Grabiel 6–3 / 6–3 190 26 February 2012 Buenos Aires International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–3 163rd 191 27 May 2012 Madrid International Fernando Belasteguín Cristian Gutiérrez Fernando Poggi 7–5 / 6–1 164th 192 10 June 2012 Barcelona International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–2 / 6–3 165th 193 17 June 2012 Córdoba International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 7–6 166th 194 1 July 2012 Valladolid International Fernando Belasteguín Paquito Navarro Adrián Allemandi 6–4 / 6–3 167th 195 5 August 2012 Fuengirola International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–5 / 7–6 168th 196 19 August 2012 Gijón International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–7 / 3–6 197 2 September 2012 Palma de Mallorca International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 6–4 169th 198 9 September 2012 Ibiza International Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 2–6 / 6–3 / 6–4 170th 199 30 September 2012 Madrid International Fernando Belasteguín Miguel Lamperti Maxi Grabiel 7–5 / 6–3 171st

World Padel Tour (2013–2023)

Finals N.º Year Tournament Category Partner Opponents in the final Result Career Title No. 200 14 April 2013 Murcia Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 6–7 / 6–3 172nd 201 12 May 2013 Seville Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 4–6 / 7–6 / 6–4 / 6–3 173rd 202 26 May 2013 Cáceres Open Fernando Belasteguín Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–2 / 6–2 174th 203 9 June 2013 Barcelona Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–1 / 6–4 / 4–6 / 6–3 175th 204 23 June 2013 Madrid Open Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima Juani Mieres 7–6 / 0–6 / 6–7 / 4–6 205 4 August 2013 Málaga Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–4 / 6–4 176th 206 18 August 2013 Benicasim Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–5 / 6–1 / 4–6 / 6–4 177th 207 1 September 2013 Alicante Open Fernando Belasteguín Matías Díaz Cristian Gutiérrez 6–2 / 6–4 / 6–4 178th 208 15 September 2013 Bilbao Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 4–6 / 6–3 / 7–5 / 6–2 179th 209 29 September 2013 Granada Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 7–6 / 6–4 / 6–3 180th 210 13 October 2013 Lisbon Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 2–6 / 6–3 / 6–4 181st 211 22 December 2013 Madrid Master Final Fernando Belasteguín Sanyo Gutiérrez Maxi Sánchez 7–6 / 1–6 / 6–7 / W.O. 212 25 May 2014 Barcelona Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–3 / 4–6 / 6–2 / 6–3 182nd 213 15 June 2014 Badajoz Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 6–3 / 6–2 183rd 214 29 June 2014 Córdoba Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–2 / 6–7 / 6–3 / 6–3 184th 215 13 July 2014 Castellón Open Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima Juani Mieres 6–2 / 3–6 / 3–6 / 3–6 216 3 August 2014 Marbella Open Fernando Belasteguín Paquito Navarro Adrián Allemandi 6–1 / 6–7 / 6–3 / 6–4 185th 217 24 August 2014 Alicante Open Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima Juani Mieres 6–2 / 5–7 / 6–7 / 6–4 / 5–7 218 7 September 2014 Alcobendas Open Fernando Belasteguín Cristian Gutiérrez Matías Díaz 6–4 / 4–6 / 5–7 / 6–3 / 6–4 186th 219 21 September 2014 Seville Open Fernando Belasteguín Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez 6–3 / 6–3 / 6–1 187th 220 5 October 2014 Lisbon Open Fernando Belasteguín Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez 6–4 / 6–4 / 6–1 188th 221 19 October 2014 San Cristóbal de La Laguna Open Fernando Belasteguín Juani Mieres Pablo Lima 6–4 / 1–6 / 6–2 189th 222 9 November 2014 Valencia Open Fernando Belasteguín Maxi Grabiel Paquito Navaro 2–6 / 6–3 / 3–6 / 5–7 223 30 November 2014 Córdoba Open Fernando Belasteguín Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez 6–1 / 5–7 / 6–3 190th 224 21 December 2014 Madrid Master Final Fernando Belasteguín Sanyo Gutiérrez Maxi Sánchez 6–7 / 7–5 / 5–7 225 19 July 2015 Mallorca Open Maxi Sánchez Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 4–6 / 0–6 226 2 August 2015 Málaga Master Maxi Sánchez Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 6–7 / 3–6 227 23 August 2015 La Nucía Open Maxi Sánchez Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 6–7 / 6–7 228 18 October 2015 Galicia Open Maxi Sánchez Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 4–6 / 4–6 229 18 October 2015 Masters Final Masters Final Maxi Sánchez Maxi Grabiel y Ramiro Moyano 2–6 / 6–4 / 6–1 191st 230 8 May 2016 Barcelona MasterMaster Cristian Gutiérrez Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 2–6 / 3–6 231 26 June 2016 Mallorca Open Cristian Gutiérrez Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 6–7 / WO 232 6 May 2018 Zaragoza Open Paquito Navarro Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez 4–6 / 7–6 / 3–6 233 27 May 2018 Jaén Open Paquito Navarro Sanyo Gutiérrez Maxi Sánchez 3–6 / 3–6 234 29 July 2018 Bastad Open Paquito Navarro Fernando Belasteguín Pablo Lima 2–6 / 6–3 / 3–6

National Team 1997 European Pairs Championship - winner with Alberto Rodríguez Piñón 1998 European Pairs Championship - winner with José María Montes; 1998 World Padel Championship - winner with Raúl Arias; 1999 European Pairs Championship - runners-up with José María Montes; 2000 World Padel Championship - runners-up with Alberto Rodríguez Piñón

Other Titles 1997 Spanish National Championship - winner with Alberto Rodríguez Piñón; 1998 Spanish National Championship - winner with José María Montes; 1998 Spanish Mixed Championship - winner with Carolina Navarro: 1999 Spanish National Championship - winner with José María Montes; 1999 Spanish Mixed Championship - winner with Carolina Navarro; 2000 Spanish National Championship - runners-up with José María Montes; 2001 Spanish National Championship - winner with Alberto Rodríguez Piñón; 2002 Spanish National Championship - winner with Alberto Rodríguez Piñón; 2003 Spanish National Championship - runners-up with Alberto Rodríguez Piñón; 2004 Spanish National Championship - winner with Raúl Arias; 2004 Andalusia Team Championship - winner with Club Sato Sport; 2004 Spanish Team Championship - winner with Club Sato Sport; 2005 Spanish Team Championship - winner with Club Sato Sport; 2020 Spanish National Championship - winner with Paquito Navarro

Teammates Ezequiel Lorenzo; Leonardo Padovani; Alberto Rodríguez Piñón (01/1997 – 12/1997, 1998, 2000); José María Montes (01/1998 – 12/1998, 2000); Hernán Auguste (01/2000 – 12/2001); Fernando Belasteguín (01/2002 – 12/2014); Juani Mieres (01/2015 – 06/2015); Maxi Sánchez (07/2015 – 12/2015); Cristián Gutiérrez (01/2016 – 12/2016); Federico Quiles (2016); Paquito Navarro (01/2018 – 10/2018); Juan Lebrón (10/2018 – 12/2018); Agustín Tapia (01/2019 – 08/2019); Lucas Campangolo (01/2020 – 12/2020); Coki Nieto (01/2021 – 06/2021); Pablo Lijó (06/2021 – 12/2021); Agustín Gutiérrez (01/2022 – 06/2022); Álex Arroyo (06/2022 – 09/2022); Miguel Benitez (10/2022 – 12/2022); Agustín Gómez Sillingo (01/2023 – 06/2023); Jairo Buatista (06/2023 – 09/2023); Miguel Lamperti (09/2023 – 11/2023);