Asunción P2: Premier Padel draw loaded with contenders

A club-side project near Lyon grew into a major padel retailer with a clear service focus. The story shows how guidance, logistics and specialization create durable growth. It is a practical blueprint for equipment commerce in a fast market.

Dylan Guichard makes a statement by moving into the world top 100. Consistent FIP results and exposure on major stages underline his next step in development.

London becomes the stage for a historic padel moment. Around Britain’s first Premier Padel P1, the goal goes beyond match results. London Padel Week links sporting intensity with visibility and a strong community focus.

In Whitstable, a padel project brings inclusion onto the court in practical ways. Clubs and coaches gain a model that combines safety, participation and sporting development.

785 days after his last benchmark-level triumph, Juan Lebrón is back in statement style. With Leo Augsburger, he wins in Brussels against the circuit’s strongest pairs. This title may reshape padel’s competitive hierarchy.

France’s padel squad is active across several FIP Tour venues at the same time. From Silver to Bronze, the week is about points, seeding and momentum for the season.

Coello and Tapia are still in every final, but rivals are closer than ever. Why fewer titles in 2026 do not signal a collapse and which teams are reshaping the race.

The Premier Padel partner market is moving fast. Pablo Cardona suddenly has no clear path. His next pairing choice could define the direction of his season.

Leo Augsburger is no longer just a power hitter. Sanyo Gutiérrez explains why his growth in control and mindset makes the pair with Juan Lebrón one of the tour’s most dangerous teams.