Maxi Arce: From A1 collapse to Premier Padel push

ALL IN PADEL keeps expanding in France with a 2027 launch in Saint-Quentin. The site combines eight indoor courts, coaching pathways and tournaments. It is designed to unite sport and community in one destination.

French padel keeps accelerating with more active competitors and stronger regional depth. The latest FFT figures highlight real progress, but also unresolved gaps in the women’s game.

Saint-Priest becomes a meeting point for Europe’s young padel talents. FIP Promises offers three days of group play, knockout rounds, and finals. Schedule, categories, and livestream updates are in focus.

The favorites deliver in Newgiza, but one quarterfinal reshapes the expected order. Ortega and Calvo make a strong statement. Two high-level semifinals are now set.

Big Padel Mérignac adds an explosive One Point format to its P1000 weekend. A single rally decides victory or defeat. The open field and prize pool set up an intense evening of competition.

Five P1000 events across France and four finals with clear narratives: comebacks, top-seed wins and tight sets. Who took the titles in Reims, Legend Padel, Orléans Fleury and All In Country Club?

Siux sharpens its padel identity for 2026: Pro models built for maximum performance, Elite for added comfort. Four Pro palas with new colorways headline the range.

Newgiza P2 begins with a short but intriguing main-draw opener. Four matches across three courts and fresh pairings set the first benchmarks. Everything starts no earlier than 4 p.m., after qualification concludes.

Premier Padel returns with Newgiza P2 – and without Tapia/Coello the draw suddenly feels wide open. Galán/Chingotto top the bracket, but tough tests loom early. The women’s draw also points to elite clashes.