FIP Gold San Luis
Ruiz-Dal Bianco and Chozas-Rubini Set for FIP Gold San Luis Men's Final
Top seeds Ruiz and Dal Bianco survived a three-set marathon to reach the San Luis final against Chozas and Rubini, while Ramme chases a home title in the women's draw.
2 weeks ago · 2 min read
Ruiz/Dal Bianco vs Chozas/Rubini (men); Ramme/Dubins vs Martinez Gomez/Peralta (women)
Semifinals: Ruiz/Dal Bianco def. Gonzalez/Melendez 6-7, 6-4, 7-6; Chozas/Rubini def. Rodriguez/De Pascual 7-5, 6-4; Ramme/Dubins def. Borrero/Polo 4-6, 6-3, 7-6
Ruiz/Dal Bianco vs Chozas/Rubini (men); Ramme/Dubins vs Martinez Gomez/Peralta (women)
Semifinals: Ruiz/Dal Bianco def. Gonzalez/Melendez 6-7, 6-4, 7-6; Chozas/Rubini def. Rodriguez/De Pascual 7-5, 6-4; Ramme/Dubins def. Borrero/Polo 4-6, 6-3, 7-6
Two all-star finals are on at FIP Gold San Luis today, and both came down to the wire in the semifinals. Alex Ruiz and Franco Dal Bianco will face Alex Chozas and Juani Rubini for the men's title, while Camila Ramme and Brittany Dubins meet Lucia Martinez Gomez and Lucia Peralta for the women's crown, with 150 FIP Ranking points on the line for each winning pair.
Men's final: a marathon path for the top seed
Top seeds Ruiz and Dal Bianco needed every set to get here. They edged fourth seeds Jose Luis Gonzalez and Alvaro Melendez 6-7, 6-4, 7-6 in the semifinals, a day after also going the distance in the quarterfinals against Nacho Archieri and Pablo Vicente, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.
Their opponents in the final, second seeds Chozas and Rubini, had a smoother route. The all-Argentine pair beat third seeds Alonso Rodriguez and Juani De Pascual 7-5, 6-4 to reach their second FIP Gold final together this season. Chozas already has three Cupra FIP Tour Silver titles in 2026.
Women's final: Ramme chases a home title
Camila Ramme is playing this FIP Gold on home soil in Mexico, and she and American partner Brittany Dubins have a shot at the title after a comeback semifinal win. The third seeds rallied from a set down to beat top seeds Marta Borrero and Julia Polo 4-6, 6-3, 7-6.
Second seeds Lucia Martinez Gomez and Lucia Peralta reached the final without finishing their semifinal on court. Aitana Garcia and Ainize Santamaria retired from that match after five games.
What's next
Winners in both draws collect 150 FIP Ranking points as the Cupra FIP Tour moves on to a second straight Gold event in Belgrade next week, ahead of the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour's return.
FAQ
Q: Who is playing in the FIP Gold San Luis men's final? A: Top seeds Alex Ruiz and Franco Dal Bianco face second seeds Alex Chozas and Juani Rubini.
Q: Who is playing in the FIP Gold San Luis women's final? A: Third seeds Camila Ramme and Brittany Dubins face second seeds Lucia Martinez Gomez and Lucia Peralta.
Q: How many ranking points does the San Luis title carry? A: The FIP Gold San Luis winners in each draw earn 150 FIP Ranking points.
Q: Where does the Cupra FIP Tour go after San Luis? A: The tour heads to a second consecutive FIP Gold event in Belgrade, Serbia, before the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour resumes.
FAQ
Who is playing in the FIP Gold San Luis men's final?
Top seeds Alex Ruiz and Franco Dal Bianco face second seeds Alex Chozas and Juani Rubini.
Who is playing in the FIP Gold San Luis women's final?
Third seeds Camila Ramme and Brittany Dubins face second seeds Lucia Martinez Gomez and Lucia Peralta.
How many ranking points does the San Luis title carry?
The FIP Gold San Luis winners in each draw earn 150 FIP Ranking points.
Where does the Cupra FIP Tour go after San Luis?
The tour heads to a second consecutive FIP Gold event in Belgrade, Serbia, before the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour resumes.
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