Born in Madrid, Spain, in 1998, Jorge “Coki” Nieto developed through the Spanish junior system and quickly emerged as one of the country’s most promising young players. A left-handed player known for his consistency, tactical intelligence and defensive ability, he progressed through the professional ranks before establishing himself among the world’s elite.
In 2024, Nieto reached a major breakthrough on the Premier Padel circuit, winning his first title at the Bordeaux P2. Later that year, he produced one of the biggest upsets in Premier Padel history by winning the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona, defeating Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia in the final and ending their historic 47-match winning streak.
Nieto has also represented Spain at the highest international level, winning the FIP World Cup in Doha in 2021.
He has also won 4 World Padel Tour Challenger titles (Alfafar 2021, Calanda 2021, Calanda 2022 and Torrent 2022).
(Updated August 2026)