2. Marta Ortega (17 years, 8 months, 26 days old)
Before Libaak and Augsburger turned up to La Rioja and ripped up the record book, Marta Ortega was the youngest player to have played in a final for many years.
Ortega was just 17 in 2014 when she and Lucia Sainz got to the end at the Valencia Open, Sainz operating in the backhand position back then.
Now-retired Cata Tenorio and Marta Marrero bested Ortega and Sainz on the day in straight sets, but Martita Ortega wrote history nonetheless.
She would go on to become the youngest number one in history as well at 22 years old in 2019 with Marrero, a record that still stands to this day.
1. Valentino Libaak (17 years, 7 months, 3 days old)
After already becoming the youngest male quarter-finalist and semi-finalist, Valentino Libaak is now the youngest player to ever reach a World Padel Tour final.
A perfect foil for Augsburger's gung-ho style of all-out attack padel, Libaak already possesses great defensive game from the back at the court as well as offensive tools.
Libaak and Augsburger are yet to concede a single set in the La Rioja Open, and astonishingly, their service games have only been broken once in the entire event.
Only time will tell whether the wild cards can go all the way and win the title on Sunday, but the La Rioja Open 2023 has already become a tournament no World Padel Tour fan will ever forget.