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Spain
Men's Tour

Coki Nieto

World No.
10
Points
5,284
Career Titles
2

Madrid-born competitor best known for upsetting the odds — one half of the pair that ended the longest winning streak in padel history.

Born
1998
Birthplace
Madrid, Spain
Height
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Turned Pro
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Highest Ranking
No. 7
Career Titles
2

Biography

Jorge "Coki" Nieto owns one of the great scalps in padel history: alongside Sanz at the 2024 Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona, he ended Coello and Tapia's 47-match winning streak — the longest run the sport has ever seen. The Madrid-born Spaniard won both of his career titles in 2024 and has reached a career-high world No.7. 2026 has been a season of graft rather than silverware — a 23-14 record and a world No.10 ranking on 5,284 points, but no titles yet. The late-August reshuffle brought a new partnership with Miguel Yanguas, and the pair reached the FIP Gold Belgrade final at the first attempt.

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Highlights

Video via Premier Padel on YouTube

Official Profiles

Premier Padel Profile↗FIP Ranking↗

Key Rivals

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Franco Stupaczuk
No. 8
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Arturo Coello
No. 1
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Agustín Tapia
No. 1
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Governing Bodies

Premier Padel ↗FIP — Federation Internacional de Padel ↗A1 Padel Tour ↗
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