Tournaments / Match reports

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.

The P1000 at TC Dionysien delivers strong quarterfinals with clear favorites and one major surprise. The Bruandet brothers knock out the number three seed and now challenge top pairs in open semifinal clashes.

Bordeaux gets a high-level P1000 final. Marie and Filho advance with control, while Fabre and Dupont-Brimbeuf knock out seed two in three sets. Favorite status now meets peak momentum.

At P1000 Lattes, Armand/Maître knock out the top favorites and book the final with composed execution. Seed two Bréchemier/Gourre survive a long semifinal. The final promises pace, pressure, and tight games.

A strong FIP Tour week: Alix Collombon is through to the Seville final. In Cyprus, Soubrié, Ligi and Boronad deliver tight high-level semifinals. Several top-seeded teams are put under clear pressure.

Revenge completed: Fabre and Dupont-Brimbeuf turn the duel against Marie and Filho. After a tight first set, they control the key phases and take the title in Mérignac.

France makes an early statement at Brussels P2. Several pairs win their openers and now face seeded opposition in round two. The race for the final qualifying stage remains wide open.

Underdogs defeat the favorites and deliver a standout run in Lattes. Maître and Armand impress with brave tactics, consistent execution and composure in key points.

The Newgiza P2 round of 16 delivers a huge surprise as two qualifiers knock out the third seed. Top contenders survive tough battles. Quarterfinal drama in Egypt is guaranteed.

Newgiza P2 delivers open quarterfinals with surprising matchups and heavy pressure on favorites. In Giza, established teams face fearless outsiders. The day promises elite-level clashes on both main courts.

Mérignac becomes the weekend hotspot as a deep P1000 draw brings together known names and dangerous outsiders. At Big Padel, close battles are expected from round one.

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?

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.

One era ends and a new duo steps in: Léa Godallier and Carla Touly enter the Championnats de France as favourites. After five straight titles, the draw feels wide open. October will show how fast the new partnership clicks under pressure.

Partner changes are shaping the start of the 2026 padel season. At the Newgiza P2 in Cairo, many new duos show for the first time whether roles, tactics and nerves already fit. These pairings are worth tracking closely.

Tyrone Pottier adds another FIP Promises trophy in Stratford (London). With a new partner he wins the U14 final and also tests himself in U16. Lyon is next on the schedule.

A strong turnaround in qualifying: Bergeron and Fonteny drop the first set, stay composed and win in three. Their reward is a main-draw place at the Newgiza P2.

Buenos Aires will be the stage for the FIP Senior World Cup. The fourth edition marks its South American debut and brings updates across five age categories. It’s a team format that puts experience and tactics at the centre.

Rivesaltes kicks off the men's FIP Bronze main draw with strong first-round ties on multiple courts. Friday starts at 12:00 with key not-before windows. Every match streams live on Padel Mag TV.

At the FIP Bronze in Eidsvoll, Albano Padel and Clement Filho win their qualification opener against Leergaard and Parr. Durline and Strapek now stand between them and the main draw.

Padel earns a medal competition at AIMAG 2026 in Riyadh. Up to twelve nations compete at Padel Rush Arena; the FIP calls the move a milestone.

Orleans Fleury hosts a tightly contested P1000 with live streams, rolling results and a clear tournament schedule. If you want close knockout action and momentum swings, this page delivers every key update.

At the FIP Bronze in Rivesaltes, Hugounenq and Forcin fall just short while other French pairs advance. Scores, seeds and where to follow the action.

From 10 to 12 April the elite meets at the P1000 Legend Padel in Tarbes-Ibos. Live streams, clear favourites and every pairing to read along – full transparency for the weekend.

The women’s P1000 at The Monkey Padel features a strong field and tight matches. Follow quarterfinals, semifinals, and the final with real-time updates.

U18 breakthrough in Rivesaltes: Pillon and Guy de Chamisso overturn a tough match against the seventh seeds. Their three-set win opens the draw and sets up a high-level all-French clash.

Rivesaltes opens with a draw full of headline matchups. Several French pairs face seeded teams immediately. The first rounds promise pace, tactics, and tight margins.

New team, instant trophy: Gala and Jofre deliver in Abidjan. The final ends 6/1 6/2 with clear control. Their tour debut together draws immediate attention.

Saint-Priest becomes a showcase for European junior padel. Four boys categories combine top seeds and deep chasing packs. Several French duos enter with realistic title ambitions.