Tournaments / Match reports

In Whetstone, more than 20 top-50 players met Britain's elite in the heat at The Padel Hub. Spanish pairs take both titles; Rose and Gorito reach the women's quarter-finals.

Full stands, three tense sets and a tie-break finish: Authier and Baud triumph at P1000 FT Échirolles. For Basile Baud, it is the first P1000 title of his career.

Two French finals, two narrow defeats, and still a strong signal on the FIP Tour. Collombon and Touly deliver weeks in Oeiras and London that go far beyond the missed titles.

Several P1000 tournaments delivered plenty of excitement as multiple seeded teams exited early. In Lançon-Provence, Taieb/Fonteny triumph, in the B14 Marie/Roux win after a comeback, and in Échirolles Authier/Baud prevail in a thriller.

The FIP Platinum qualifiers in Tirana are in full swing. Harold Bernard and Joel Losana are already close to the main draw, after a clear opener. In the women’s field, Laura Buteau starts in the morning, and an all-French duel could follow.

Padel reaches another milestone in South America: in 2026, the sport will officially award medals at the South American Games. Rafaela will host the event while FIP supports international expansion. For teams and federations, a new competitive phase begins.

A landmark event in Morbihan delivers high-level women’s padel and a tight final. Turpin and David-Bordier prevail with composed play in key moments and claim the first title.

Narrow singles lanes, seven courts and a Nottingham weekend: Legends Padel trials a UK singles format beyond classic doubles events. Why dimensions and venue choice matter for the pilot.

French pair Raichman and Muesser keep gaining FIP tour experience and remain dangerous despite tough draws. Ahead of Marnes-la-Coquette, potential, intensity, and the search for more consistency are the story.

Buenos Aires continues Premier Padel P1 with Wednesday’s round-of-16 ties. The central court hosts headline pairs; side courts run packed cards from 3 p.m. CET.

Belfast hosts its first professional padel highlight: the FIP Silver NI Open brings international-level competition to Northern Ireland. Men’s and women’s draws promise intense matches and strong event atmosphere.

A women’s final full of pace, long rallies, and momentum swings: Bognard and Hofer take the Le Hangar title in three sets. Their aggressive plan holds in the decider.

A razor-close final in Rouen ends with Pillon and Lefevre prevailing in three sets after 1:43. The match stays open until 4-4 in the decider. A few key points ultimately decide the P1000 trophy.

What a weekend in Sète: Romain Vial and Benjamin Tullou, seeded only seventh, knocked out the top seeds and lifted the P1000 trophy. The final went the distance, with the outsiders triumphing in a dramatic three-setter.

Asunción hosts two padel super-finals. The men deliver the big classic, the women the season's top rivalry, including schedule and sporting edge.

Asunción hosts a major finals night with the world’s best pairs. The program features two elite matchups back to back. Here are times, pairings, and where to watch both finals live.

Two titles in quick succession: Clément Brisson and Quentin Brunet triumph at the P250 JIDF and in Blois. The pair confirms form, composure and strong summer momentum.

The favorites delivered at the women’s P1000 Le Hangar and booked their final spots in style. Break-point efficiency and clear tactical patterns shaped the semifinals. The final promises a high-level clash between two in-form pairs.

Two tight semifinals, two seeded winners: Pillon/Lefevre and Brechemier/Gonzalez meet in the Rouen final. Both matches turned on key points.

The P1000 Ti Break produced strong semifinals and a final worthy of top billing. Forcin/Deloyer battled through, while Robert/Guy de Chamisso dominated. Expect pace, pressure and tight rallies in the decider.

The P1000 in Asnières delivers tight semifinals and top-seed quality. Marie and Motz survive a three-set thriller. In the final, they face Gortzounian and Deknuydt after a controlled win.

An intense start to qualifying in Buenos Aires sees Boronad and Blanqué defeat their former partners. Their return game makes the difference throughout key phases. A seeded top pair now awaits in round two.

Two French players reach international FIP finals in the same week. Despite losses to top seeds, the overall balance is clearly positive. Points, confidence and key wins fuel momentum for upcoming events.

A final full of momentum swings, pressure points and top-level pace. After dropping the tie-break, the top seeds reset and close it in three. Their response under stress defined the title run.

Top-level play, packed stands, and a final balanced on a knife edge defined the P1000 in Guilers. Robert and Guy de Chamisso delivered in the decisive phases and lifted the title in straight sets.

Padel, rivalry, and charity met in Sheffield. Matt Kilgannon shaped the first Yorkshire Classico with standout moments. More than 200 spectators created a high-intensity tournament atmosphere.

Réunion Padel Club has pulled the plug on its 2026 FIP Silver event. New fees, travel costs and tighter economics drove the decision. The impact on island-based padel development could be significant.

A seemingly small tactical intervention changes the entire match flow in Asunción. After a difficult start, Garrido and Bergamini find the right answers. The key phases explain why this shift decided the contest.

The Premier Padel P2 in Asunción reaches the round of sixteen: Tapia, Coello, Galán, Chingotto and Lebrón enter the tournament. Three courts, a packed schedule and a live stream on YouTube promise a long, intense day of padel in Paraguay.

The 2026 Premier Padel calendar is being reweighted in a meaningful way. Pretoria and Kuwait move into higher categories, reshaping points, prize money, and team planning. The update shows how quickly the tour must react to global disruptions.

The Sète P1000 features elite seeds and ambitious challengers in a tightly packed draw. Qualifying already promises high-level battles before the main bracket begins. Expect close sets and tactical duels from the opening rounds.

At the P2 in Asunción, attention moved beyond the result after Navarro and Guerrero were eliminated. Bench tension, team dynamics and a public apology shaped the discussion.

Premier Padel is set for a major London debut. Lessons from Brussels show how quickly curiosity can turn into committed fandom. Olympia promises high pace, tactical drama and a strong live arena atmosphere.

Asunción brings top seeds into a dense and dangerous bracket. Early-round pressure, potential quarterfinal blockbusters, and fast tactical shifts define this P2 week. Strong results here can change the tone before Buenos Aires.

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.

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.

Guilers hosts a high-stakes P1000 with Le Double Set. The Road to P1000 format opens the door for local players and builds tension from qualifying onward. An expanded event setup tightly connects sport and atmosphere.

Two weekends, two major tournaments, one clear statement: Rouen becomes a key French padel hub in May. Strong draws, intense matches, and broad visibility are expected.

Brussels delivers four high-level semifinal clashes in one day. From Galán vs Lebrón to Coello/Tapia vs Stupaczuk/Yanguas, every slot matters. Get times, matchups and direct live viewing info.

A dominant quarterfinal in Brussels suddenly turns tense after a disputed serve call. Galán, Paquito, and the umpire bring an old rule issue back into focus. The debate over fairness and technical control keeps growing.

Brussels hosts the long-awaited semifinal between Galán/Chingotto and Lebrón/Augsburger. Current form, rivalry, and tactical contrast raise the stakes. Which pair will impose its game plan first?

Strong tricolore presence in Bari: four French players are in the FIP Silver quarterfinals. Between clear favorites and open matchups, tension rises before key battles.

Metz and Agen host two high-level P1500 tournaments this weekend. Several pairs are in real title contention as the knockout rounds are broadcast live. Expect narrow margins, tactical shifts, and fast-paced play.

A painful tie-break defeat for Thomas Leygue, a dominant win for Léa Godallier. The French camp experienced both frustration and momentum in Kuala Lumpur. The quarterfinal now sets up another major test.

After dropping the first set, Gonzalez and Josemaria turn the women’s semifinal at Bruxelles P2 with authority. Their pressure game and net control send them into a fourth consecutive final.

At Brussels P2, Lebrón and Augsburger deliver their strongest match of the season so far. Two controlled sets against Galán and Chingotto secure a deserved place in the final.

Great Britain enters the FIP Junior Euro Padel Cup in Porto with full representation across all six draws for the first time. The event highlights Europe’s fast-rising junior padel level.

Qualification day at Bruxelles P2 opens with many French pairings and difficult matchups. With balanced duels and clashes against seeded teams, every rally matters. The opening session promises intense action across multiple courts.

Two leading pairs deliver statement wins at Newgiza P2 in Egypt. Strong finals and a transparent prize-money scale sharpen the Race 2026 picture. The tour heads to Brussels with a changed competitive landscape.