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Stupaczuk and Yanguas call time on their partnership again after London exit
Franco Stupaczuk confirmed on social media that he and Mike Yanguas are splitting for a second time, with both players expected to have new partners in place before the Madrid P1.
4 weeks ago · 2 min read
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Franco Stupaczuk and Mike Yanguas are parting ways as a pair for the second time. Stupaczuk confirmed the split on Instagram, hours after the pair's early loss at the London P1 to Jose Solano and Ramiro Pereyra.
A short reunion ends again
The two first teamed up in 2024 before going their separate ways, then reunited for the 2026 season. That second stint is now over too. "Nuestros caminos se separan nuevamente luego de una corta etapa en 2024 y esta similar en 2026, ponemos fin a nuestro padel juntos," Stupaczuk wrote, telling fans their paths are separating again after a short run in 2024 and a similar one this year, and that they are ending their padel together.
What they achieved
The pair's best result together in 2026 came at the NewGiza P1, where they reached the final before losing to Fede Chingotto and Ale Galan. Away from that final, results were uneven, and the early finish in London added to the pressure on the partnership.
What comes next
Both players are expected to have new partners in place before the Madrid P1 in early September, when the tour returns from its summer break. Neither Stupaczuk nor Yanguas has confirmed a new partner yet, and speculation about their next pairings is running well ahead of any official word from either camp.
FAQ
Why did Stupaczuk and Yanguas split?
Stupaczuk said in his announcement that their second stint together, which began in 2026 after an earlier 2024 stage, had come to an end. He gave no further detail beyond the timing, which followed their early exit at the London P1.
What was their best result together in 2026?
Their best result this season was reaching the final of the NewGiza P1, where they lost to Fede Chingotto and Ale Galan.
When will Stupaczuk and Yanguas play with new partners?
Both are expected to debut new partnerships at the Madrid P1 in early September, when the Premier Padel tour resumes after its summer break.
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