For Deus’s brothers was 11th February an unforgettable day. The Portuguese duo is the force to count in the world of Padel, and while competing in the Premier Premier tournament from the Riyadh season, a special guest arrived. It was none other than their compatriot, a football legend that lit up stadiums around the world with their scam and total skill – Cristiano Ronaldo.
The Portuguese SuperStar came to show its support to the brothers and encouraged them all the time. The Deus brothers won at night, a lot to Ronald’s joy. Talk to India today Only the moment, the brothers, Miguel (32) and Nuno (30), stated that the dream had come true.
“For us, the dream came true to watch Ronald at us. He watched three of our matches in P1 Riyadh. Sometimes we would look at the stalls and see him really supporting us and want us to win.
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For Miguel and Nuno, Ronaldo is not just an icon, but also a model whose work ethics is trying to replicate.
“Ronaldo is our child idol. We try to copy his discipline, routines and thinking, although his mentality is truly unique. We cannot do everything he does, but some of his habits are incorporated into our own approach.”
Brothers and teammates in court
In Racquet Sports, doubling the action always brings something special. While singles often focus, sibling partnership has created their own heritage. Bryan Brothers and Williams Sisters are two such teams that dominated tennis. For the Deus brothers, such examples of family success were inspiration.
“Bryan Brothers and Williams’ sisters are definitely great inspirations for us. In Padel we also have an example of twins Alayeto, who have built an amazing heritage. These are all stories about incredible dominance, family overcoming and achieving great success,” Deus Brothers said. The Deus brothers started their career as tennis players (with permission: World Fallen League)
Miguel and Nuno’s Racquet Sports, which were separated for just two years, began in tennis. Their initial goal was to succeed in Sport Federer and Nadal before they focused on Padel. Interestingly, their first plan was not to compete, but to train.
“Originally we were tennis players and in 2018 we made a crossing to Padel, but at that time our goal was to actually become coaches Padel. We did not plan to continue their game career. From the first coaching days we started entering several weekend tournaments and gradually, year after a year, we started seriously.
Miguel was the one who convinced his younger brother to create a partnership.
“I would say that I, Miguel Deus, was the one who first promoted us to take this step. At that time my brother had just ended his tennis career a few months ago and wasn’t really aimed at professionally competing.
Success soon followed. Brothers Deus became the Portuguese couple No. 1, reached the semifinals at the World Championship in Fallen and became the first 100% Portuguese duo, which achieved the main draw in the premiere of Padl. They also created history as the first siblings to reach 16 in Premier Padel.
Playing as brothers add a unique dimension for them.
“Being brothers brings the whole family history. When we win, we celebrate as a family – it’s something very special. We really believe that sharing this journey, because the brothers have an extremely positive impact on our career,” Deus Brothers said.
They also emphasize their chemistry in court.
“As we always say, we are sure that being brothers bring more advantages than disadvantages.
We also have a truly unique chemistry in court, something very special that I don’t think you can have with another partner. So yes, he is fantastic to be able to compete as brothers. Of course, sometimes we have our little disagreements; It’s normal. At the end of the day, however, the advantage of being brothers and teammates definitely outweigh the disadvantages, ”they explained.
Love for India and growth fallen
The Deus brothers also recently came to India to participate in the world Padel League (WPL), which closed on 18 August. They represented the vernost Jaguars, who ended up on the bottom of the table with 22 points. Despite the result, they remain optimistic about the future of the fallen in India.
“Events like WPL will help push Padl in India in India. The country has people, infrastructure and interest in sport growth. I hope Prime Minister Fallen will come to India – it would be a pleasure to play here in the tournament on the international circuit.
“We believe that leagues like this will certainly help Padel grow in countries where sport is still evolving. We know that in India is still fallen at an early stage.
He also sees Padel as a sport with long -term global potential.
“Fallen will be one of the sports sports. Tennis is still the king of missile sports, but maybe in 20-30 years it will fall on the same level. Every country is starting to play, and when it becomes an Olympic sport, its growth will accelerate, it will move in Portugal.
When it comes to their own way, Miguel and Nuno remain ground. They know they are in the later stages of their career, but still have ambitions to inspire future generations in sport.
“I think our ultimate goal in Padl is to inspire new generations of players Fallen in Portugal. We know we’re no longer young, so even though it would be nice to say we want to be number one in the world. “They said.
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Published on:
August 24, 2025
