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There are no more items in your cartAle Galán wins in Milan with his new Metalbone HRD 3.2
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Ale Galán continues to amass victories. The adidas player and his teammate, Juan Lebrón, won the final Premier Padel tournament of the season played in Milan. In the final, they prevailed by a resounding 6-2, 6-2 against Víctor Ruíz and Lucas Bergamini. After securing number one in the World Padel Tour for the third consecutive year, Galán has closed the season in Premier Padel with the achievement of the fourth title from the last eight possible.
In the premiere padel circuit organised by the International Padel Federation, Ale and his partner Lebrón have dominated this season. The Spanish pair has won the tournaments in Rome, Paris, Madrid and Milan, in addition to having reached the final in two other events.
Milan: the icing on the cake
The season is coming to an end, but Ale Galán never tires of winning titles. The penultimate tournament of the season and last of the Premier Padel circuit has not been an exception. The man from Madrid and Juan Lebrón lifted the trophy after an immaculate tournament in which they did not drop a single set.
Along the way, they faced some of the best pairs on the circuit. In the quarterfinals, they faced fellow adidas player Álex Ruiz and his teammate, Momo González. Fernando Belasteguín and Pablo Lima were the semifinal rivals.
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The final on Sunday was against Spaniard, Víctor Ruiz, and the Brazilian, Lucas Bergamini. The 6-2, 6-2 result meant Galán lifted his thirteenth title of the season, adding to those achieved in Premier Padel and World Padel Tour. The last tournament, the Barcelona Master Final, takes place between December 15 and 18.
New collection on display
Milan was also the first opportunity to publicise our new 2023 collection. Throughout the tournament, we had a stand where fans could visit, and, among many other things,check out the new rackets for themselves.
In addition, the tournament saw Ale Galán debut his new Metalbone HRD 3.2 in style. What better way to do it than with the victory achieved. Álex Ruiz also played with his new Adipower Multiweight CTRL which looked spectacular as he showed off his array of shots on court too.
