Juan Lebrón Chincoa

Professional career

Lebrón’s professional career began in 2015, when he paired up with Paquito Navarro, but his adult career only started to kick off in December 2016, when he and his new partner, Gabriel Reca, reached top 30 in the world.^[3]

In March 2017, he started the season with Marcello Jardim and finished it with Adrián Allemandi, finishing in 19th place. The same year he signed a contract with Bablot to pursue his career as a professional.^[3]

In 2018, Lebrón started his season with Juan Cruz Belluati. In the first tournament of the season, the Catalunya Masters, they reached their first final as a couple after beating the number 1 ranked couple, Fernando Belasteguín and Pablo Lima, in the semifinals. In the final, Sanyo Gutiérrez and Maxi Sánchez fell 6-4 and 6-2.  Juan Martín Díaz became his partner until the end of the year.^[3]

In 2019, Paquito Navarro became his new partner.^[4] In their first tournament of the season, the Marbella Master, the Andalusians reached the final, where they fell against the world number 1 in 2018, Maxi Sánchez and Sanyo Gutiérrez, 6-1 and 7-6.^[5]  Andalusia is the southernmost autonomous region in Spain. Following their loss in the Marbella Master, Lebrón and his Navarro won five tournaments in Alicante, Jaén, Valladolid, Bastad, and São Paulo.^[3] After qualifying for the final, Juan Lebrón became the first Spanish native World Number 1 in the history of the World Padel Tour.^[3] Paquito and Lebron secured the number 1 spot at the end of the season after reaching the final of the Mexican Open. In the final, they lost to Sánchez and Gutiérrez 7-6 and 6-2.

Despite all of their wins, Lebrón and Paquito decided to separate. He changed partners at the end of the tournament to join Alejandro Galán. Together they remained the World's Number 1 pairing for three consecutive years (2020, 2021, 2022).^[4] After four years together, Lebron and Galán announced their separation.^[6] He now plays on the backhand side with Martín Di Nenno and as of 2024, they are the third-best pairing in the world.

For the 2025 season, Lebrón returned to the drive position to partner with Franco Stupaczuk.^[7] The pair reached several finals early in the season and claimed the Cancún P2 title in March. ^[8] However, they announced their separation with two tournaments remaining in the calendar. Lebrón finished the 2025 season playing alongside the young Argentine talent Leandro Augsburger, confirming their partnership would continue for the 2026 season. ^[9]

World Padel Tour

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Finals

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No.	Year	Tournament	Category	Partner	Opponents in the final	Result	Career Title No.
1.	25 March 2018	Catalunya	Master	Juan Cruz Belluati	Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez	4–6 / 2–6[12]
2.	12 August 2018	Mijas	Open	Juan Cruz Belluati	Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez	2–6 / 6–3 / 3–6 [13]
3.	24 March 2019	Marbella	Master	Paquito Navarro	Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez	1–6 / 6–7 [14]
4.	14 April 2019	Logroño	Open	Paquito Navarro	Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez	6–7 / 6–7 [15]
5.	28 April 2019	Alicante	Open	Paquito Navarro	Pablo Lima Fernando Belasteguín	3–6 / 7–6 / 6–2	1st
6.	12 May 2019	Vigo	Open	Paquito Navarro	Maxi Sánchez Sanyo Gutiérrez	3–6 / 4–6 [16]
7.	26 May 2019	Jaen	Open	Paquito Navarro	Sanyo Gutiérrez Maxi Sánchez	7–5 / 6–4 [17]	2nd
8.	23 June 2019	Valladolid	Master	Paquito Navarro	Juani Mieres Alejandro Galán	6–7 / 6–4 / 6–4 [18]	3rd
9.	30 June 2019	Bastad	Open	Paquito Navarro	Matías Díaz Franco Stupaczuk	6–3 / 7–6 [19]	4th
10.	17 November 2019	Córdoba	Open	Paquito Navarro	Matías Díaz Franco Stupaczuk	3–6 / 3–6 [20]
11.	24 November 2019	São Paulo	Open	Paquito Navarro	Uri Botello Javier Ruiz	2–6 / 6–3 / 6–2 [21]	5th
12.	1 December 2019	Ciudad de Mexico	Open	Paquito Navarro	Sanyo Gutiérrez Maxi Sánchez	7–6 / 6–7 / 2–6[22]
13.	8 March 2020	Marbella	Master	Alejandro Galán	Pablo Lima Paquito Navarro	6–7 / 6–2 / 3–6[23]
14.	5 July 2020	Estrella Damm	Open	Alejandro Galán	Pablo Lima Paquito Navarro	7–5 / 6–3[24]	6th
15.	19 July 2020	Madrid	Open	Alejandro Galán	Fernando Belasteguín Agustín Tapia	4–6 / 6–1 / 6–4[25]	7th
16.	9 August 2020	Adeslas	Open	Alejandro Galán	Federico Chingotto Juan Tello	6–7(6) / 6–1 / 6–4[26]	8th
17.	6 September 2020	Valencia	Open	Alejandro Galán	Federico Chingotto Juan Tello	6–3 / 7–6(6) [27]	9th
18.	18 October 2020	Barcelona	Master	Alejandro Galán	Sanyo Gutiérrez Franco Stupaczuk	6–4 / 6–1[28]	10th
19.	8 November 2020	Alicante	Open	Alejandro Galán	Sanyo Gutiérrez Franco Stupaczuk	4–6 / 6–3 / 6–4[29]	11th
20.	13 December 2020	Mahón	Master Final	Alejandro Galán	Fernando Belasteguín Agustín Tapia	3–6 / 6–7[30]
21.	25 April 2021	Alicante	Open	Alejandro Galán	Alejandro Ruiz Granados Franco Stupaczuk	6–0 / 6–4[31]	12th
22.	30 May 2021	Santander	Open	Alejandro Galán	Javi Rico Momo González	6–3 / 6–2[32]	13th
23.	13 June 2021	Marbella	Master	Alejandro Galán	Pablo Lima Agustín Tapia	7–6(5) / 6–2[33]	14th
24.	11 July 2021	Valencia	Open	Alejandro Galán	Fernando Belasteguín Sanyo Gutiérrez	5–7 / 6–3 / 4–6[34]
24.	5 September 2021	Cascais	Master	Alejandro Galán	Federico Chingotto Juan Tello	4–6 / 7–5 / 6–3[35]	15th
25.	26 September 2021	Lugo	Open	Alejandro Galán	Martín Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	6–4 / 4–6 / 6–3[36]	16th
26.	10 October 2021	Menorca	Open	Alejandro Galán	Martín Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	6–3 / 6–4[37]	17th
27.	19 December 2021	Madrid	Master Final	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	6–4 / 6–4[38]	18th
28.	13 March 2022	Reus	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	2–6 / 2–6[39]
29.	27 March 2022	Vigo	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	6–2 / 3–6 / 4–6[40]
30.	10 April 2022	Alicante	Open	Alejandro Galán	Martín Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	6–2 / 6–3[41]	19th
31.	8 May 2022	Brussels	Open	Alejandro Galán	Franco Stupaczuk Pablo Lima	6–3 / 6–3[42]	20th
32.	5 June 2022	Marbella	Master	Alejandro Galán	Alejandro Ruiz Granados Momo González	6–2 / 6–4[43]	21st
33.	12 June 2022	Vienna	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	1–6 / 6–0 / 6–7(4) [44]
34.	19 June 2022	Toulouse	Open	Alejandro Galán	Franco Stupaczuk Pablo Lima	6–7 / 4–6[45]
35.	26 June 2022	Valladolid	Master	Alejandro Galán	Arturo Coello Fernando Belasteguín	6–4 / 7–6[46]	22nd
36.	10 July 2022	Valencia	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	6–4 / 7–6[47]
37.	11 September 2022	Cascais	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	6–2 / 6–7 / 6–1[48]	23rd
38.	18 September 2022	Stockholm	Open	Alejandro Galán	Martín Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	6–7 / 6–2 / 6–1[49]	24th
39.	23 October 2022	Menorca	Open	Alejandro Galán	Francisco Morales Ramiro Moyano Toledo	6–4 / 4–6 / 6–2[50]	25th
40.	13 October 2022	Malmö	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Sanyo Gutiérrez	4–6 / 6–1 / 6–2[51]	26th
41.	20 November 2022	Buenos Aires	Master	Alejandro Galán	Arturo Coello Fernando Belasteguín	7–6(4) / 6–2[52]	27th
42.	18 December 2022	Barcelona	Master Final	Alejandro Galán	Federico Chingotto Martín Di Nenno	6–4 / 6–7(5) / 6–2[53]	28th
43.	26 February 2023	Abu Dhabi	Master	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	6–7 / 3–6[54]
44.	19 March 2023	Santiago	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	4–6 / 7–6(3) / 5–7[55]
45.	26 March 2023	Paraguay	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	2–6 / 1–6[56]
46.	14 May 2023	Vigo	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	3–6 / 7–6(4) / 6–7(5)[57]
47.	3 September 2023	Nokia	Open	Alejandro Galán	Coki Niteo Jon Sanz	6–0 / 7–6(5)[58]	29th
48.	1 October 2023	Düsseldorf	Open	Alejandro Galán	Franco Stupaczuk Martín Di Nenno	6–2 / 6–2[59]	30th
49.	29 October 2023	Menorca	Open	Alejandro Galán	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	6–3 / 6–2[60]	31st
50.	12 November 2023	Malmö	Open	Alejandro Galán	Franco Stupaczuk Martín Di Nenno	6–3 / 6–4[61]	32nd

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The WPT (World Padel Tour) is divided into 4 categories of tournaments including Open, Major, Challenger, and Finals.

Total WPT:

• Master Final Tournaments: 2
• Master Tournaments: 7
• Open Tournaments: 23
• Challenger Tournaments: 0

Premier Padel

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Finals

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No.	Date	Tournament	Category	Partner	Opponents in the final	Result	Career title No.
1.	2 April 2022	Doha	Major	Alejandro Galan	Martin Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	3–6 / 6–7[62]
2.	29 May 2022	Rome	Major	Alejandro Galan	Martin Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	4–6 / 7–5 / 6–4[63]	33rd
3.	17 July 2022	Paris	Major	Alejandro Galan	Federico Chingotto Juan Tello	6–3 / 4–6 / 6–4[64]	34th
4.	7 August 2022	Madrid	P1	Alejandro Galan	Martin Di Nenno Paquito Navarro	5–7 / 6–2 / 6–3[65]	35th
5.	30 October 2022	Gyza	P1	Alejandro Galan	Franco Stupaczuk Pablo Lima	6–2 / 6–7 / 6–7[66]
6.	11 December 2022	Milan	P1	Alejandro Galan	Victor Ruiz, Lucas Bergamini	6–2 / 6–2[67]	36th
7.	10 December 2023	Milan	P1	Alejandro Galan	Franco Stupaczuk Martin Di Nenno	7–6 / 6–7 / 7–6[68]	37th
8.	2 March 2024	Riyadh	P1	Alejandro Galan	Augustin Tapia Arturo Coello	6–7 / 6–4 / 6–4[69]	38th
9.	2 March 2024	Acapulco	P1	Alejandro Galan	Augustin Tapia Arturo Coello	0–6 / 4–6[70]
10.	4 August 2024	Nokia	P2	Martin Di Nenno	Coki Nieto Jon Sanz	7–5 / 6–3[71]	39th
12.	23 March 2025	Riyadh	P1	Franco Stupaczuk	Augustin Tapia Arturo Coello	3–6 / 7–5 / 3–6 [72]
13.	17 March 2025	Cancún	P2	Franco Stupaczuk	Gonzalo Alfonso Leonel 'Tolito' Aguirre	6–2 / 6–3 [73]	40th
14.	23 March 2025	Miami	P1	Franco Stupaczuk	Alejandro Galan Federico Chingotto	1–6 / 6–7[74]
15.	30 March 2025	Santiago de Chile	P1	Franco Stupaczuk	Alejandro Galan Federico Chingotto	0–0 (W.O.) [75]
16.	30 March 2025	Valladolid	P2	Franco Stupaczuk	Augustin Tapia Arturo Coello	5–7 / 4–6[76]
17.	22 March 2026	Cancún	P2	Leandro Augsburger	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	7–6 / 3–6 / 5–7 [77]

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Premier Padel is considered the most important circuit in the world of professional padel since the beginning of 2024. It is governed by the International Padel Federation and is owned by Qatar Sports Investments,^[78] after it merged with World Padel Tour into a single global padel circuit.

Premier Padel tournaments are split into three categories: the four Majors, the P1 and the P2 tournaments. The best couples will qualify for the Finals, the season-finale. The 4 majors, just like Grand Slams in tennis, are the most prestigious events on the tour.These events are hosted in Qatar, Italy, France and Mexico.^[79]

World Championship

• 2021 World Padel Championship