The FIP Bronze Dbc Coffee Copenhagen tournament concluded with thrilling victories for the men’s and women’s pairs, showcasing high-level padel action in Denmark. Both finals were hard-fought three-set battles that highlighted the resilience and skill of the winning duos.
Tournament Results and Champions
In the men’s draw, the pairing of Sten Richters and Albin Olsson secured the championship title after a demanding path through the bracket. The duo demonstrated impressive endurance throughout the competition, particularly in their semi-final match against Alejandro Calvo and Exequiel Mourino, which they won 5-7, 6-4, 7-6. They ultimately clinched the trophy by defeating Javi Collantes and Asier Martinez in the final with a score of 6-4, 6-7, 6-3.
The victory marks a significant milestone for both players, who have enjoyed a successful 2026 season:
- Sten Richters: This win adds to his previous FIP Bronze titles earned earlier this year in Melbourne and Tbilisi.
- Albin Olsson: This title complements his earlier success at the FIP Bronze Slovenia tournament.
Reflecting on the win, Richters noted the intensity of the matches, stating that the pair had to overcome several difficult three-set encounters to reach the top of the podium. He expressed gratitude for the local support they received throughout the weekend.
In the women’s event, Nati Lopez and Aida Martinez emerged as the champions, continuing their strong form this season. Their journey to the title included the following key results:
- Semi-final victory: Lopez and Martinez defeated the team of Marisol Fernandez and Ana Cristina Sanchez to secure their spot in the final.
- Championship match: The pair claimed the title by overcoming Maria Portillo and Xenia Clasca Vidiella in a 6-4, 5-7, 6-1 victory.
This win in Copenhagen serves as a follow-up to their previous success at the FIP Bronze El Prat in Spain, which they won in late August. Commenting on their consistent performance, Lopez emphasized the team's ongoing commitment to excellence, stating that they never stop striving for the best.
