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Spain
Women's Tour

Gemma Triay

World No.
1
Points
17,046
Career Titles
58

Complete. Extraordinary volleys, surgical placement, the greatest lefty in the women's game. Defends like a wall and finishes like a surgeon.

Born
1994
Birthplace
Spain
Height
1.65m
Turned Pro
2012
Highest Ranking
No. 1
Career Titles
58

Biography

Gemma Triay remains the benchmark of the women's game. The Spanish left-hander shares the world No.1 ranking with her partner Delfina Brea — FIP ranks players individually, and both sit on 17,046 points. Together they have won five titles in 2026, including the Italy Major in Rome and back-to-back P1 crowns in Málaga and Pretoria. Triay is everything a padel player should be: an impenetrable defender, a precise attacker, and a mental giant on the biggest occasions. The challenges have never been fiercer — González and Josemaría have taken five finals off the top pair this season — but Triay is still the player everyone else measures themselves against.

Highlights

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