Elsa Terranova and Angelina Neizvestnaya have cemented their dominance in the Thai padel circuit by securing their second consecutive title in the country at the FIP Bronze High Velocity Samui. Following their victory in Phuket earlier this autumn, the pair continued their impressive form to claim another trophy without dropping a single set throughout the tournament.
Tournament Results and Player Achievements
The women’s and men’s draws showcased high-level performances, with several standout players reinforcing their status on the international stage. Here are the key takeaways from the event:
- Terranova and Neizvestnaya’s Dominance: After winning the FIP Bronze in Phuket in September, the duo completed a successful double in Thailand. They defeated Elysia Wan and Chifumi Sato 6-1, 6-1 in the final, following a commanding 6-0, 6-2 semi-final victory over Irina Chernaya and Natalie Narkprasert. This win adds to their successful 2026 campaign, which includes previous titles at the FIP Bronze Damac and in Jakarta.
- Icardo and Casanova’s Men’s Title: After falling short in the final of the FIP Bronze Cebu last week, Sergio Icardo and Jordi Casanova successfully rebounded to win the men's title in Samui. They navigated a tough semi-final against Mateo Conte and Adrian Baamonde, winning 4-6, 6-4, 6-4, before securing the championship in straight sets (7-6, 6-1) against Antonio Varo and Kevin Uriel Kviatkovski.
- Casanova’s Thai Success: Jordi Casanova has proven particularly comfortable in the region, as this victory marks his second title in Samui this year, having previously triumphed at the location in September.
- Icardo’s Career Milestone: With this victory in Samui, Sergio Icardo has officially reached a total of 11 career titles on the CUPRA FIP Tour, further establishing his veteran presence in the sport.
The FIP Bronze High Velocity Samui serves as a significant marker in the 2026 calendar, highlighting the growing competitiveness of padel in Southeast Asia and the consistent performance of these top-tier athletes.
