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Juan Lebrón Chincoa

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Juan Lebrón Chincoa, widely known by his nickname El Lobo, meaning The Wolf, is a Spanish professional padel player born on 30 January 1995. As of January 2026 he occupies the sixth position in the FIP ranking. He was the first Spanish player in history to become world number one, in 2019 alongside Paquito Navarro, and he kept that position for three more years with Alejandro Galán. During his career he has won 41 titles and appeared in 70 finals.

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Birth Year
1995 1
Gender
Male 1
Medals or Titles Band
5+ 1
Titles
41 1
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    born 30 January 1995
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    During his career he has won 41 titles and appeared in 70 finals
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    During his career he has won 41 titles and appeared in 70 finals
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    is a Spanish professional padel player
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    is a Spanish professional padel player
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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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