Pro padel, clubs and community – the latest from our newsroom
All four Paris Major 2026 semifinals play out at Philippe-Chatrier on Saturday. Triay-Brea, Galán-Chingotto, Coello-Tapia and a rampant Ortega-Araújo chase Sunday's final.
Quarterfinals ignite at Roland-Garros today. Ranked-11 pair Alonso-Goñi face the formidable Galán-Chingotto (59-9 in 2026) in the tie of the round.
Laura Clergue claimed victory at the P1500 tournament hosted by Casa Padel Asnières, defeating Alexise Saxs and Charlyne Tonda in an impressive final. The French player showcased strong …
Alejandra Salazar capped off an impressive week at the FIP Gold Belgrade with a runner-up finish, demonstrating her continued hunger and competitive drive on the professional padel circuit. The …
Thursday at Roland-Garros sees every top seed enter the fray for the first time, while Thomas Leygue and Jesús Moya carry France's last surviving hopes into a daunting evening clash with …
Aranzazu Osoro Ulrich and Alejandra Salazar continue their Paris Major campaign with another match on the horizon, as the Argentine duo looks to advance deeper into the Premier Padel tournament. …
Moezz and Arbaaz claimed the 2026 Stockport Open title in an intense final, taking home £3,000 in prize money at what Soul Padel describes as their biggest event to date. Stockport Open Crowns New …
Thomas Leygue and Jesús Moya become the first French duo to win a Premier Padel main-draw match at Roland-Garros, while five other French pairs exit R32 on Wednesday.
The women's main draw launches Tuesday at Roland-Garros with Brea–Triay as red-hot favourites. On the men's side Fonteny wins Day 1 while Coello–Tapia wait until Wednesday.
Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea claimed their sixth title of the season in Madrid, while Federico Chingotto continued his dominant form with another Premier Padel P1 victory. Triay and Brea Extend …
The official men's and women's main draws for the Premier Padel Alpine Paris Major have been released, setting the stage for one of the season's most prestigious tournaments in the French capital. …
Gemma Triay becomes the first to 200 Premier Padel wins and ties Salazar's 58-title all-time record as Triay-Brea and Galán-Chingotto win the Madrid P1.
Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto have claimed the Madrid Premier Padel P1 title, with Galán securing another trophy in his home city. The Argentine pair's victory adds another prestigious …
Gemma Triay needs one title to equal Alejandra Salazar's record of 58 – on the very day Madrid honours its legend. Nieto–Yanguas chase back-to-back titles in the men's final.
Coello Nieto and Mikey Anguas have made an immediate impact since reuniting as a padel pair, reaching their first Premier Padel final together in their maiden tournament back as a team. Reunited …
Two unseeded pairs have made it to the last four in Madrid. Jofre-Bautista and Libaak-Alfonso face the seeds in Saturday's semis — plus, Fernández-Calvo chase a historic third consecutive P1 title.
Salazar-Osoro avenged their Belgrade final loss by beating Rufo-Iglesias in three sets to reach the quarter-finals, where world No. 1 Triay-Brea await. Five seeded men's pairs are already out.
Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz secured an impressive victory at the Madrid Premier Padel event, marking Sanz's official Premier Padel debut. The partnership defeated Mariano and Curro in a …
All eight round-of-16 matches at the Comunidad de Madrid P1 start at 9:00 Thursday, headlined by an emotionally charged Salazar–Osoro vs Rufo–Iglesias clash at Movistar Arena.
Järfälla Padel Club is gearing up for its eleventh edition of the Järfälla Open, one of Sweden's premier regional padel tournaments. Taking place September 25-27, 2026, the competition promises …
Tuesday's upset by Hernández-Jofre over seed six set the tone. Wednesday's second half of the men's round of 16 brings the most-watched new pair on tour: Augsburger and Lebrón.
The Alpine Paris Major arrives at Roland-Garros from 7–13 September with 88 competing pairs, Philippe-Chatrier as the show court, and an exhibition featuring French tennis legends.
The Comunidad de Madrid P1 main draw started Tuesday at Movistar Arena with 22 first-round matches. Top seeds, including Belgrade champions Stupaczuk-Sanz, debut Wednesday.
Martín Di Nenno took to Instagram to reflect on over a decade of competing in Madrid, showcasing the evolution of his game and partnerships across multiple tournaments in Spain's capital. A …
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