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Agustín Tapia

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Darío Agustín Tapia Nievas, known as Agustín Tapia, is an Argentine professional padel player born on 24 July 1999. He is right-handed, plays on the backhand side and holds the number one position in the FIP ranking alongside his partner Arturo Coello, with whom he forms the top ranked pair in Premier Padel. Despite his youth he has partnered some of the best players in history, including Juan Martín Díaz, Fernando Belasteguín and Pablo Lima, and became world number one by winning the 2023 Vigo Open with Coello. He is nicknamed El Mozart de Catamarca and is the active player with the most tournament wins.

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Birth Year
1999 1
Medals or Titles Band
5+ 1
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is an Argentine professional padel player
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1. Agustín Tapia (Wikipedia)
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    born 24 July 1999
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    is an Argentine professional padel player
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    They missed the following tournament but upon returning won the Vienna Open, beating once again Di Nenno & Stupaczuk, and the Marbella Master clinching their nine consecutive WPT title of the season.
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    is an Argentine professional padel player
  • Competed In: Premier Padel, Lead, circuit
    Together, they form the current number one ranked padel pair in Premier Padel
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World Padel Tour (Wikipedia)
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Some of the most significant men's players on the circuit are Fernando Belasteguín, Pablo Lima, Sanyo Gutiérrez, Paquito Navarro, Juan Lebrón, Alejandro Galán and Agustín Tapia, while Gemma Triay, Paula Josemaría, María Pilar Sánchez Alayeto, María José Sánchez Alayeto, Marta Marrero and Alejandra Salazar in women's side.
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