Coello and Tapia win Rotterdam — three P2 titles in a row
Top seeds Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia needed just 69 minutes to beat Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz 6–3, 6–2 in the Rotterdam P2 men's final — their third consecutive title in Rotterdam.
Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia are the Rotterdam P2 men's champions, beating Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz 6–3, 6–2 in Sunday's final at the Ahoy Rotterdam arena.
The world No. 1 pair needed just 69 minutes to make it three consecutive Rotterdam P2 titles — a ruthless display after a week that hadn't always looked easy.
A ruthless 69 minutes on Sunday
The final was one-way traffic. Top seeds Coello and Tapia broke early, never let the fifth-seeded pair settle, and closed out both sets 6–3, 6–2. Stupaczuk and Sanz, fresh off their upset of Galán and Chingotto, simply had no answer — folded under the pressure of a final that became all about the No. 1s.
Tapia said afterwards the pair had started the week slowly and improved match by match, finishing the final at a very, very high level. Coello added that they found the solution fast and played an incredible match — and were "so, so proud" of their level this week.
The quarterfinal scare nobody saw coming
The week's only wobble came in the quarterfinals, where Coello and Tapia had to come back from a set down against unseeded Argentines Valentino Libaak and Gonzalo Alfonso — 4–6, 6–3, 6–3.
Meanwhile, the other half of the draw was already in chaos: Stupaczuk and Sanz knocked out Ale Galán and Fede Chingotto 6–4, 6–4, and sixth seeds Miguel Yanguas and Jorge Nieto took out third seeds Juan Lebrón and Leandro Augsburger.
A second three-set test in the semifinal
Saturday brought another scare. Coello and Tapia dropped the middle set to Momo González and Lucas Campagnolo before steadying for a 6–1, 3–6, 6–1 win.
Stupaczuk and Sanz had the cleaner route through, seeing off Yanguas and Nieto to set up the final. It was the pair's first Premier Padel final together — and the step up in class proved too much.
The end of Stupaczuk's 10-season streak bid
The final also ended a quiet subplot: Stupaczuk was bidding to become one of the few players to win a title in ten consecutive seasons. That bid dies at Rotterdam — but reaching a final with a new partner, after beating the No. 2 seeds along the way, is still a statement of its own.
Rotterdam P2 prize money
- Men's champions (Coello/Tapia): €13,960 each (~$15,640 at ~1.12)
- Men's runners-up (Stupaczuk/Sanz): €8,000 each (~$8,960)
- Total tournament prize pool: €264,534 (€154,534 men / €110,000 women)
Read the women's recap here: Sánchez and Ustero win Rotterdam — back-to-back titles, and a real shift at the top
What's next: Germany P2 in Düsseldorf
The tour moves straight to Düsseldorf for the Germany P2, running October 4–11. Coello and Tapia will arrive as the pair to beat — and with three Rotterdam titles in a row, they look very beatable indeed to no one.
Rotterdam P2 men's final — FAQ
Who won the Rotterdam P2 men's final?
Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia beat Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz 6–3, 6–2 to win the men's title at Rotterdam P2 2026.
How many Rotterdam P2 titles have Coello and Tapia won?
Three in a row — the 2026 crown is their third consecutive Premier Padel Rotterdam P2 title as a pair.
How much prize money did the Rotterdam P2 men's champions earn?
Coello and Tapia earned €13,960 each (about $15,640). The total tournament prize pool was €264,534.
*Sources: 4 The Love Of Sport, Rotterdam P2 prize money (Padel Magazine), Rotterdam P2 2026 results (Padel Magazine), 2026 FIP calendar.
