Beneito and Hall Take the Men’s Title at Bangkok’s 2024 Master Finals

Xavi Beneito and Damien Hall won the men’s title at the Bangkok Master Finals that closed the 2024 Thai Padel Series season, according to the organiser’s recap. The same account named Iryna and Regina as the women’s winners, bringing the year-end trophies to two successful partnerships at the Bangkok event.

The finals ran from 29 November to 1 December at Kross Padel Bangkok. Thai Padel Series reported 122 unique players across five categories, making the occasion a broad season-ending programme with professional, amateur and mixed competition.

The title belongs to the partnership

For Beneito and Hall, the men’s crown represented the successful completion of the final event’s draw. A season-ending title can carry the weight of the calendar around it, but it still has to be won through the opponents and match situations presented during the tournament itself.

The partnership is central to that achievement. Two players must combine their strengths, cover the spaces between them and remain committed to a common plan when the opposition applies pressure. A title run is built through the repeated effectiveness of that combination.

Iryna and Regina’s women’s success supplied another leading result from the weekend. Their names were given in that form in the organiser’s recap, which identifies the winning pair without requiring additional biographical assumptions.

The two headline titles sat within the five-category programme. Other entrants pursued their own professional, amateur or mixed objectives, giving the finale a broader sporting identity than the principal winners alone.

A season comes back together

A final event can reconnect players who have met at different stops during the year. Familiar opponents bring a history into the next match, while new combinations create uncertainty even among people who know one another’s individual games.

That mixture gives a season finale its particular appeal. The wider circuit supplies context, but the draw presents immediate opponents. A previous result can influence expectations without deciding whether the same partnership will prevail again.

For amateur players, the final weekend can be a personal milestone. Competing more confidently, reaching a later round or simply sustaining a partnership through several events can make the closing tournament feel different from the season’s first appearance.

The event also creates opportunities to watch other categories closely. A player may recognise a familiar tactical problem in a stronger pair’s match and see how it is handled at another level. The shared programme makes that comparison available alongside the participant’s own competition.

What the participation figure describes

The organiser’s total of 122 unique players describes the finals as reported in its recap. It is a player count, which differs from adding all category entries when a person can compete more than once. Keeping that unit clear gives the figure a useful place in the event’s record.

The recap also presented broader prize and season-participation claims. Those belong to the organiser’s account of the year and should not be confused with an independently itemised measure of every payment or appearance. The recorded event dates, categories and named champions provide the most direct sporting reference.

Kross Onnut’s association with the finale also continued into later Thai Padel Series events in Bangkok. The 2024 finals sit at one end of that venue timeline, closing a season before a new calendar created fresh title races.

The final memory of the event is anchored in the winners and the partnerships behind them. Beneito and Hall completed the men’s competition successfully, while Iryna and Regina took the women’s title in the organiser’s account. Around those results, 122 reported participants gave the five-category programme its depth. The Bangkok weekend brought the season to a close through matches that asked each pair to turn a year’s accumulated experience into the performance required on the day.