
Spanish padel stars Claudia Fernández and Martina Calvo delivered a commanding performance in Düsseldorf to claim their second major title as a team, avenging their loss to Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero in the Paris Major earlier this year. The pair dominated the German final at the P2 venue, sweeping aside their Catalan rivals with a 6-3, 6-0 victory that underscored their growing dominance on the circuit.
Fernández and Calvo, both in peak form, showcased relentless energy and precision, particularly targeting Ustero in the backcourt while controlling the pace from the outset. Their physical edge and tactical discipline proved decisive, with the second set becoming a one-sided affair as they extended their lead to a historic 6-0 margin, silencing doubts about their ability to challenge for the world No.
1 ranking next season.
The win marks a turning point for Fernández and Calvo, who have steadily risen since their Paris defeat, where Sánchez and Ustero won in straight sets (6-2, 6-0). While the younger duo showed flashes of brilliance in Düsseldorf, the experience and chemistry of the Spanish pair proved too much, with Fernández’s aggressive play and Calvo’s defensive mastery stifling their opponents.
The result cements their status as the circuit’s most formidable duo heading into 2027, where they’ll look to translate this momentum into a title chase at the very top.

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