Beatriz
González
Spain
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Padel
Tanggal Lahir | 23 November 2001 |
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Age | 24 |
Nationality | Spain |
Karir dimulai | 2016 |
Disiplin | Padel |
From an early age, Beatriz showed a significant interest in sports. She started playing padel tennis when she was only four years old. While her father played with his friends, she played timidly on the wall of the court.
Since she first picked up a racket, 'Beíta' has become an unstoppable force on the court and by the time she was 14, she had already made history as the youngest player ever to compete in the professional World Padel Tour circuit. Her skill soon paid offby winning the titles of Spanish Under-18 Champion in 2017 and World Champion for National Teams in her category the same year. In 2020, she shattered records once again and became the youngest player to win a tournament when she was crowned champion at the Madrid Open at just 18 years old.
Beatriz has shared the court with several professionals: Cata Tenorio, Paula Josemaría and Martita Ortega, with whom she would win her first five titles. But it is her partnership with the Argentine Delfina Brea which struck the combination of success necessary to sneak into the final draws of the tournaments and thus quickly climb the ranking until becoming one of the leading duos on the circuit.
On the court, Beatriz captivates the audience with her character and exceptional play. Her immense talent shines through, particularly when it comes to handling pressure, and despite her youth, she has already established herself as a leading figure in the padel world. Now, joining forces with Claudia Fernandez for the 2025 season, they are set to combine their skills, experience, and determination to form an unstoppable duo.
Beatriz is a true force of nature, and her continued rise in the sport promises show for even greater things ahead. The future looks bright for the young padel player.
Bea González
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Bea González is one of padel's best-loved players
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González is a powerhouse on the padel court
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Bea chases a shot under the lights in Doha
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