Bea González, official profile

Beatriz González Fernández, also known as ” Beíta “, or simply ” Bea “, is a professional Spanish padel tennis player, who currently occupies fifth place in the World Padel Tour ranking, currently together with her partner, the Argentine Delfina. Brea make up one of the most important couples on the women’s circuit.

Bea González data

On the court, Bea González has always captivated with her game and her cheeky character when playing, with her way of being captivating each person who sees her unfold on the court. Her talent and quality are undoubted when it comes to being under pressure, as she has shown that despite her young age she knows how to deal with it to get out of it in the best possible way.

Before succeeding with Delfina Brea in their second stage together, she also shared the track with other great professional players such as Marta Ortega and Paula Josemaría.

Her career has been marked by important milestones that have made her a name in the sport over time, with just 14 years old in 2016 she drew attention as the youngest player to play in a final draw of a World Padel Tour tournament , And in 2020, finally at the age of 18, she became the youngest player in history to be crowned champion of a professional tournament.

Biography of Bea González padel

Beatriz González Fernández was born in the city of Malaga in Andalusia , on November 23, 2001.

From a very young age her interest in sport could be seen, she began to practice it when she was barely 4 years old, when she saw her father play padel tennis with her friends because she took the opportunity to rally on the wall of the track until she finally signed up for classes at 8 years old.

Since she picked up a padel racket for the first time, “Beíta” has become an unstoppable force on the court, the same determination that has earned her the titles of champion of Spain under ’18 in 2017, world champion by Selections 2017 in her category and made the debut as the youngest professional player in the history of the WPT 2016 at just 14 years old, as well as in 2020 she became the youngest player to win a tournament by being crowned at the Madrid Open at just 18 years old.

It was in 2018 when, together with the experienced Cata Tenorio, when her rise in the leaderboards took off until she began to become a regular, it was this same experience that brought her together with the young Argentine Delfina Brea with whom she would share for a season, which due to After few results, they had to finish this stage before it could start to bear fruit.

After a short period with Paula Josemaría after the hit-and-run season that 2020 had due to the COVID-19 pandemic, at the end of the year he announced his new partner who would be Martita Ortega , with whom he would win his first 4 titles, but that due to different mishaps on a personal level, their relationship would end, giving way to a new stage that would end up consecrating it as a promise for the future.

In their second stage together with Delfina Brea they would arrive with a new successful combination that would catapult them to become constant in the final draws of the tournaments and thus quickly climb the ranking to become one of the leading couples on the circuit.

Bea’s family has always been one of the main pillars of her success, in part by helping her deal with the aspects of being a professional athlete. Coming from a family that has dealt with it because his paternal grandfather is the former soccer player Antonio González “Chuzo”, remembered as a former CD player. Málaga and Atlético de Madrid, for which reason he has always received advice to be able to combine his personal life and his studies with his career in padel tennis, which is increasingly promising, since it is not known how far his great legacy will go.

Best points of Beatriz González

With her charming character and always with the impetus for victory, we can appreciate the level of player that “Bea” is in this video where we appreciate the best points of Bea González in the World Padel Tour.

Star Vie, official sponsor of Bea González

Since 2017 “Beíta” and Star Vie have been closely related, as the brand signed it exclusively, always presenting the best StarVie Padel 2023 padel racket to arm one of the best players on the circuit.

The Astrum Eris is the Star Vie racket by reference thanks to its 3k carbon manufacturing. It has soft eva rubber, with which it has a very good output and a much more comfortable hit as well as a rough finish on the faces that offers a wide hitting surface since it has a round mold and balance close to the hand, which which makes it one of the most versatile models of the season.

Star Fri Astrum Eris White 2023

This season we can enjoy an exclusive limited edition model of the Astrum Eris Black Edition, alternating the classic colors of this Star Vie model that has a double carbon layer: a Colors Carbon 3K gold layer and another Carbon 3K that improves its benefits. It also presents roughness on the planes as well as a soft EVA V30 rubber, which generates very good sensations when hitting.

Star Fri Astrum Eris Black 2023

And to close, the partnership between StarVie and Asics padel tennis shoes is well known, so “Bea” always has the Asics Gel Game 9 shoes designed with an eva midsole and gel cushioning to reduce the impacts that They produce in the jumps next to a central stabilizer to reduce the so dangerous sprains of the foot.

Bea González Asics Gel Game 9 Sky Reborn Blue Shoes

Palmares and triumphs of Bea González

The player from Malaga has incredible figures that have been growing recently, which has allowed her to win important titles in the different World Padel Tour tournaments.

Palmares World Padel Tour

Date	Tournament	Couple
06-25-2023	Barcelo Valladolid Master 2023	Delfina Brea
05-21-2023	Cupra Danish Padel Open 2023	Delfina Brea
02-10-2022	Amsterdam Open 2022	Marta Ortega
22-05-2022	Danish Padel Open 2022	Marta Ortega
01-05-2022	Tau Ceramic Albacete Challenger 2022	Marta Ortega
03-04-2022	Tau Ceramic Getafe Challenger 2022	Marta Ortega
07-05-2020	Estrella Damm Open Madrid	Marta Ortega