Tournaments / Match reports

Pretoria P1 moves into the round of 16. Favorites, surprise pairs and a packed centre-court schedule decide who reaches the quarters.

The countdown to the Madrid P1 is on. Between memories of the 2025 upsets and a new campaign, anticipation builds for six days of elite padel at Movistar Arena.

In Pretoria the Padel P1 unfolds under extremely fast altitude conditions. Coach Maxi Grabiel sharply criticizes the pace as Nieto and Sanz exit in an upset.

At the Pretoria P1, Claudia Fernández and Martina Calvo launch their new partnership with a straight-sets win. After a tighter second set, the young Spanish duo are already in the quarter-finals.

The Palavas P1000 draws closer: entries close on Friday, with local talents and France’s number one in focus. The 7–9 August event promises drama in front of a home crowd.

TSB Valenciennes makes club history: from 11 to 13 September its first women's P1000 begins. Entries open, €1,000 prize money, focus on France's Top 100.

Lucky losers Montiel and Abbate storm into the last eight, while sixth seeds Nieto/Sanz fall early. The favorites largely stay on course.

Andrea Ustero and Ari Sánchez will also miss Pretoria. The injury break reshuffles the seeding and opens the women's draw for new pairs.

Two French players, two venues, two outcomes: Godallier reaches the Porto final, while Touly exits clearly in Alicante's semi-finals.

Cazes Carrere and Trancart knock out the second seeds. Bernard and Rubio reach the final. Sunday decides the title live on Padel Mag TV.

At Pretoria P1, Leygue, Boronad and Fonteny open qualifying strongly. One more win would take the French players into the Premier Padel main draw.

After a hard-fought three-set win against the home pair, Guichard and Geens reach the Porto final. A second FIP Silver title of the season is on the line.

In strong wind, Bernard and Rubio turn the final around. After a tie-break and a clear second set they claim the P1000 title in Bel Air without dropping a set.

Godallier and Valenzuela take a third FIP Silver title in two months in Porto. In the final they edge Nogueira and Fassio in two tight tiebreaks.

Juan Segura and Elia Salvino triumph in Bruino. In the U14 final they beat the top seeds and secure qualification for Sanremo.

Four tournaments, one goal: French pairs aim to reach the FIP Tour quarter-finals in Porto, Rovato, Alicante and Lelystad on Saturday.

A strong French field meets in Vailhauquès. Favourites, outsiders and live TV make the P1000 Sud Padel Bel Air the weekend highlight.

For the first time the AFPadel Major Tour goes outdoors: the Summer Major brings Belgian elite padel to Parc 1348 from 23 to 26 July. Wind, heat and light become part of the match.

Three Frenchwomen remain in the FIP Tour quarter-finals. Touly, Sireix and Godallier advance, while many Tricolores see their Saturday end in the round of 16.

Three French players reach FIP Tour quarter-finals. Guichard stays strong in Porto, while Blanqué and Hugounenq grind through in Rovato.

After a strong qualifying Thursday, numerous French padel pairs start Friday in the Porto and Rovato main draws. Two tickets remain in Alicante, with further action in Lelystad.

In Vailhauquès the French padel field meets outdoor courts, live streams and a tight favourites race. Bernard and Rubio top the seeds, Pillon hunts another title.

At 1,300 metres, Pretoria P1 brings unusual conditions. Who gains from pace and smash power, and how will the world elite respond?

With a hard-fought win over Team Simpson, Alex Goode’s Team Goode opens the Pro Am Padel Tour 2026. The first October final place is secured.

Six years, six titles: Agustín Tapia keeps writing history in Málaga. With Arturo Coello he claims another P1 triumph – clear-cut and lightning-fast.

In La Ciotat, in-form duos clash at the last major women's P1500 of the season. Seeding, outsiders and side events point to an intense tournament weekend.

At Premier Padel Málaga P1 the winning pairs cash in big. Coello and Tapia as well as Triay and Brea take titles, points and top prize money.

Lionel Roux aims to anchor FIP Platinum Lyon in the city for the long term. A new date after the Paris Major, a tighter main draw and a clear rejection of rushed expansion.

At 5-4 in the third set the final looked lost. Then coach Seba Nerone asked for ten more minutes – and Delfi Brea delivered the turnaround.

The FIP sets Euro Padel Cup hosts: the Netherlands in 2027, Germany in 2029. Dates, quotes and background on the double award.

A final in Dublin, a top-100 comeback and a key signal for the FIP Tour: Gibson and Rose deliver a strong weekend. The British pair confirms its form against international opposition.

At the Mediterranean Games in Taranto, padel will appear as a medal sport for the first time. Nineteen federations and a new sports park set the stage for the debut.

World number ones Triay and Brea dominate Ortega and Calvo in Málaga. A 6-0 6-4 win books their place in the Premier Padel P1 final.

The world number ones win clearly in two sets in Málaga. Navarro and Di Nenno fall short despite home support – the winning streak continues.

Heavy losses in Dublin, a strong quarter-final run for Buteau in A Coruña – and Dardaine and Mansart’s sensation in Dronten. France’s FIP Tour day ended mixed.

González and Josemaría cruise through the semi-final. Next up in Málaga is a top clash with Triay and Brea – plus a home title defence.

After upsetting the fourth seeds, Dardaine and Mansart deliver again in the quarters. In Dronten they now face the Dutch fifth seeds in the semi-finals.

In Málaga the top favorites take Center Court. Who clears the first round-of-16 filter and makes an early statement?

A disputed rally in the second set turns the mood at Málaga P1. Miguel Benítez clashes with spectators before partner Aris Patiniotis restrains him.

The Baillargues P1000 looks wide open: strong favourite pairs meet dangerous outsiders – live from the quarter-finals on Padel Mag TV.

Málaga P1 stays live all week. Through the semis everything streams free on YouTube; the finals move to Canal+ Sport 360 on Sunday.

After Málaga P1, French pairs move on to the FIP Tour. Dublin, Dronten and A Coruña are next – with seeded duos and clear ranking targets.

In Málaga the top men's pairs stay on track. On the women's side Caldera and Goenaga deliver the day's upset by ousting Salazar and Osoro early.

Sporting legends, TV stars and British padel pros meet in Stockport. The fourth season of the Pro Am Padel Tour starts with record reach via talkSPORT.

The Inclusive Padel Tour returned to Maidenhead: 32 international pairs, strong matches and a clear signal for inclusive padel in Britain.

Ireland hosts its biggest padel tournament to date. In Dublin, brothers Oscar and Oli Jacobson are in focus as home contenders. Qualifying is set for tight matches and high intensity.

Three men's pairs and two women's doubles from France are just one win away from the main draw at the Malaga P1. Sunday brings tough opponents and a full programme across several courts.

In Koksijde, Bastien Blanqué and Maxime Joris kept pace for a long time but fell to the top seeds. Camille Sireix and Tess De Vocht dominate in Georgia and reach the semi-finals.

France returns from the first university padel worlds in Malaga with silver and bronze. Courrin and Bahurel become vice-world champions, while Bahurel and Mansart secure women's bronze.

More top seeds fall in the women's draw at P2000 WinWin Padel Cabriès. Pestre Grange and Vichier dominate their semi-final, while Clergue and Maligo complete a three-set comeback. The final starts at 1 p.m. live on Padel Mag TV.