London P1 Semis Set as Galán-Chingotto Tear Through in 44 Minutes
All four men's seeds reach the last four at Olympia. Galán and Chingotto need just 44 minutes; Triay-Brea survive a 2h33 women's battle.
All four men's seeds reach the last four at Olympia. Galán and Chingotto need just 44 minutes; Triay-Brea survive a 2h33 women's battle.
Mariano González and Curro Cabeza beat Pretoria finalists Leal–Guerrero en route to the QF at Olympia, where they face world No.1 Coello—Cabeza's own brother-in-law.
Pretoria finalists Leal and Guerrero fall to teenage duo González-Cabeza, while qualifiers Solano-Pereyra stun third-seeded Yanguas-Stupaczuk at Olympia.
Javi Garrido and Lucas Bergamini lost to Belluati-Piotto in the London P1 round of 16, extending a run of early exits that has defined a difficult second half of 2026.
The LTA confirmed in May 2026 that Britain has one million active padel players. This week's London P1 at Olympia is the natural next chapter in that story.
London Padel Week (3–9 Aug) unites five clubs across the capital in 50+ grassroots events running alongside the inaugural London Premier Padel P1 at Olympia.
Galán and Chingotto survived a match point in the deciding tie-break to beat Leal–Guerrero, while Brea and Triay claimed their fifth title of 2026 in an equally dramatic women's final.
The inaugural London Premier Padel P1 launches its main draw today at Olympia, with Tapia–Coello as top seeds and three British wildcard pairs making their P1 debuts on home soil.
Seventh seeds Javi Leal and Fran Guerrero eliminated world number ones Coello and Tapia 7-5, 7-5 to reach their first ever Premier Padel final on Sunday.
Claudia Fernández and Martina Calvo, the youngest pair in the Pretoria draw, beat González and Josemaría 6-1, 6-4 to face world number ones Brea and Triay on Sunday.
Four semi-final stories power Africa's biggest padel day: Leal and Guerrero chase history against world No.1s Coello and Tapia at the Pretoria P1.
Britain's best padel players will compete at Olympia from 4 August as the LTA names 12 wildcards for the country's first-ever Premier Padel P1 event.
Top seeds Coello and Tapia edged Alonso and Goñi 5-7 6-4 6-2 in Pretoria's quarter-finals. Four men's and four women's semi-finalists will be decided by close of play Friday.
Premier Padel arrives in the UK for the first time, August 3-9 at the newly transformed Olympia in West Kensington. Twelve British wildcards granted, with Rose and Gibson headlining for women.
Teenager Manuel Castaño and Enrique Goenaga eliminate sixth seeds Coki Nieto and Jon Sanz 7-6, 6-7, 6-4 in the Pretoria P1 round of 32, setting up a round of 16 clash.
A custom-built court on Sydney Harbour's Northern Broadwalk will stage Australia's biggest-ever padel event on 15-16 August, with Pat Rafter and Premier Padel stars headlining.
The world's top men's pairs finally step onto court at the Pretoria P1 as Africa's first Premier Padel P1 enters its decisive mid-week phase.