The Great Padel Shake-Up: Lebrón and Augsburger, Stupa and Di Nenno Reunite

It had been rumored for several weeks, and now it’s confirmed: Juan Lebrón and Léo Augsburger will join forces from the Mexico Major (November 22-30). The information, revealed by Twenty Ten Padel, is already shaking up the world of professional padel.

This announcement marks the end of the project Lebron and Stupaczuk, whose separation seemed inevitable after several tense tournaments and an early elimination at Newgiza P2. Between heated discussions on the bench, gestures of annoyance and lack of results, the collaboration between the two quickly reached its limits.

Lebrón / Augsburger, an explosive alliance

Le Wolf rediscover a young and super-powerful profile with Leo Augsburger, one of the greatest hopes of world padel. The two men had already almost teamed up at the beginning of the season before Lebrón chose Stupa at the last minute. This time, the project is underway and the pair will make their debut at Acapulco before participating in Premier Padel Barcelona Finals, where Lebrón is already qualified.

Their duo promises an electrifying combination: power, aggression, and intensity. But they will need to find the consistency necessary to compete with the circuit’s benchmarks like Tapia & Coello, and Galan & Chingotto.

The return of the Superpibes 2.0

A direct consequence of this movement: Franco Stupaczuk will reassociate with Martín Di Nenno, thus reforming the mythical pair of super kidsA logical alliance both from a sporting and strategic point of view: Stupa (world No. 5) and Di Nenno (No. 9) together form a team that rejoins the top four seeded group, a position that Di Nenno had not held for several months.

The Argentinian duo had won over the public in 2023 with 7 titles and a spectacular style of play, before parting ways in mid-2024. Since then, neither Stupa nor Di Nenno has rediscovered that consistency: two titles for Martín (with Lebrón and Augsburger), only one for Stupa (at Cancún). Their joint return, starting with the Major of Mexico will be closely scrutinized.

A completely revitalized end to the season

The schedule looks very demanding:

• Mexico Major (November 22–30) : first steps of the new pairs.
• Premier Padel Finals (Barcelona, ​​December) : Lebrón / Augsburger and Stupa / Di Nenno could meet there for the first time in their new colours.

Le market It hasn’t finished surprising us, but one thing is certain: the end of the 2025 season promises to be explosive, between the return of the Superpibes 2.0 et the birth of the Lebrón / Augsburger duo, two bombshells ready to reshape the top of the world rankings.