Pablo Semprún (born August 5, 1964 in

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and

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player. He founded th
''Pablo Semprún Sport Center''
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academy and sport center.

Paddle tennis achievements

* 5 times Spain's champion. * (Doubles) Sub-world champion .... 1996.

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. * (Doubles) World champion team .... 1998.

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. * (Doubles) European championship .... 1995.

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. * The International champion of Spain .... 1998. * The International champion of France .... 1999. * Bronze medal for Sports Merit.... 2003.

References

Padel Tennis World Championship The Padel World Championship is an international competition of padel that has been held every second year since 1992. The first edition was held in Spain. The event is organized by the International Padel Federationhttp://www.padelfip.org/ an ...

. ''Pablo Semprún'' (

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''"Pablo Semprún, estrella del padel español"''
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Leach and Tabares lead U.S. to victory over Spain at ITF Seniors
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) ''In the opening singles match, Curtis Dunn of San Francisco fell to Spain’s Pablo Semprun, 6-3, 6-4, which gave Spain an early 1-0 lead.''
Spanish national champions headline Medis Copa Iberica
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) ''Winners''
Potter Cup Committee prepares for 2011 edition
''The Spanish team includes the following players; Jordi Arrese, David de Miguel, Marcos Gorriz, Miquel Puigdevall, Carlos Costa, Pablo Semprún, Francisco Garcia, Eduardo Osta, Fernando Luna and Francesc Castellá''
Itaroa Pablo Semprún S.C.
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