Tournaments / Match reports

London becomes a padel hotspot: alongside Premier Padel P1, Clash of the Coaches celebrates the coaching community for the first time. More than 40 coaches compete at Racketeer.

P1000 Vernon delivers live results, streams and a dense women's field this weekend. Tonda and Duchêne are the favourites.

The P1000 in Lésigny runs from 3 to 5 July 2026. Padel Magazine bundles live streams, results and the official pair list in one central tournament hub.

From 24 to 26 July 2026, the P1000 men's event returns to Vailhauquès. Thirty-six pairs will compete on six outdoor courts, with Ayuso/Sanchez and Grué/Vanbauce as recent champions.

Galán and Chingotto dominate the men's quarter-finals in Bordeaux. In the women's draw, Icardo and Jensen eliminate the defending champion while Josemaría and González stay on course.

After their title exit, the French juniors bounced back strongly: a clear 3-0 win over the Netherlands secures a fifth-place showdown. Belgium await on Saturday after a commanding win over Estonia.

24 hours, 48 players, six teams and one winner without a single defeat: Meru Team crowned the second edition of 24H Padel in Chambly with a perfect run.

France's junior team reached the Euro Padel Cup 2026 final with a 2-1 win over Portugal. Spain await after a clean 3-0 against Italy, with several rematches already on the horizon.

Twelve British padel stars receive wildcards for the Premier Padel debut in London. Catherine Rose, Aimee Gibson and Louie Harris lead the home squad at Olympia.

Bordeaux P2 begins on YouTube Premier Padel and switches to Canal+ from the quarter-finals. Semi-finals and finals air on Sport 360 with an experienced commentary team.

After three months away, Ramiro Valenzuela returns at Bordeaux P2 alongside Tolito Aguirre. In the opening round, however, strong opponents await in Leal and Guerrero.

This weekend, Lésigny hosts France's strongest padel pairs. Several P1000 winners from the season battle for the title – live from the quarter-finals on Padel Mag TV.

Alongside the Bordeaux P2, French players start at four FIP stops across Europe and Azerbaijan. Belfast fields the largest contingent, with Leygue and Merah leading their pairs.

Two days of sport and show near Paris: Mansour Bahrami thrills in tennis, while a P500 padel tournament takes centre stage on Sunday. Stars such as Gasquet, Mathieu and Paire show how closely tennis and padel are coming together.

Great Britain's boys and girls bow out on their Porto debut in qualification. Narrow defeats to Denmark and Belgium end the Final 8 dream.

Four semi-finals await at the Valladolid Premier Padel P2. Coello and Tapia face Lebrón and Augsburger, Triay and Brea play Sanchez and Ustero – live and on delay on Canal+ Sport 360.

In the Valladolid quarter-final Fede Chingotto left the court due to nausea – and returned smiling. Galán and Chingotto still won comfortably 6-1, 6-4.

Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero beat the world number ones in straight sets in the Valladolid Premier Padel P2 semi-finals. After their triumph in Valencia, the Spaniards confirm their top form with a place in the final.

35 men's and 18 women's pairs compete for regional titles in Martinique. Saturday brings quarter-finals, classification matches and semi-finals – live on Padel Mag TV.

Tapia controls the tempo, Coello finishes the rallies – the world number ones dominate in the quarter-final. Lebrón and Augsburger await in the semi-final as the next big test.

After a 6-0 start and a second-set setback, Paula Josemaría and Bea González booked their place in the Valladolid Premier Padel P2 final. Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero await in the title match, with a special backstory from last year.

Léa Godallier rests up before Bordeaux, Louise Bahurel loses a tight tie-break battle and Juliette Sirgant exits clearly. At FIP Silver Giulianova, the French women's run ends before the quarter-finals.

The Bordeaux P2 begins with a packed qualification schedule. Numerous French pairs compete on three courts – live on Padel Mag TV.

The world number ones dominate the Valladolid semi-final in just 58 minutes. Tapia and Coello take revenge after Brussels and return to the final.

Great Britain's top junior players make their debut at the FIP Junior Euro Padel Cup in Porto. The preview covers qualification groups, Final 8 favourites and all live viewing options.

Coello and Tapia must face top clashes early at the Valladolid P2, while Galán and Chingotto receive an easier route. The men's draw promises tension from round one.

Packed stands, international stars and spectacular super tie-breaks: the third Bullpadel Show in Juan-les-Pins delivers a weekend of padel highlights. Paquito Navarro is named MVP, Bastien Blanqué thrills the French crowd.

French women leave the Valladolid P2 in round one. Collombon loses clearly, Touly falls after a dramatic tie-break – both now look ahead to Bordeaux.

The Open National des FDO officially secures its logo and unveils an exclusive clothing line. The 2026 fourth edition aims to further strengthen France's national padel tournament for the security services.

The TNJ Masters in Vichy delivered exciting finals in 2026. From dominant favourites to a three-set thriller – meet every champion.

Bordeaux's Mériadeck rink is ready for Premier Padel P2. Despite extreme heat outside, conditions inside are ideal and French stars will play in front of a home crowd.

UK PADEL and the LTA join forces for the Padel County Cup. New 2026 dates in Bristol start in September, including the first junior competition in November.

The favourites hold firm in the P1000 semi-finals in Toulon. Vial and Tullou will face Rubio and Toppin in the final.

Maldonado and Dal Bianco stop the Franco-Spanish surprise with 6-3, 6-0. Abud and Gonzalez Blanco win the semi-final marathon and face the Argentines in the final.

After losing the opening set, Julien Motz and Guillaume Ledrap completely turn around the P1000 final in Metz. 39 winners and a 6-1 second set made the difference.

Louise Bahurel celebrates her first international title in Osaka alongside Ivet Val Lopez. The Franco-Spanish duo dominate the FIP Bronze Osaka without dropping a set and beat two top-90 players in the final.

Thomas Leygue and Javier Valdés dominate until the FIP Bronze Cordenons semi-finals, then fall to the fourth-seeded Spanish pair. The first-set tie-break becomes the turning point of a frustrating defeat.

Léa Godallier and Daiara Valenzuela upset the top seeds at the FIP Silver Narbonne and save six match points in a dramatic final. The Franco-Argentine coup marks Godallier's second consecutive title in France.

In sweltering heat, Alexandre Toppin and Raphaël Rubio cruise to victory in the P1000 final in Toulon. 29 winners and dominant break-point stats made the difference.

Without a seeding and after two spectacular comebacks, Thomas Mitjana and Grégoire Vignat claim the P1000 title in Puteaux. The 205th-ranked Frenchman makes padel history.

Martin Abud and Marcos Gonzalez Blanco dominated the FIP Silver Narbonne final and won 6-4, 6-4. The Paraguayan claims his first title of the season and 80 valuable FIP points.

The Reserve Cup Marbella pro-amateur opened with record prize money and a final win for Gonza Alfonso and Felipe MacLean. Galán/Augsburger face Coello/Nieto on Saturday.

Three British titles, 128 juniors and seven nations: the FIP Promises tournament in Cardiff became Britain's biggest junior event. Home pairs dominated the winner's list.

Britain's biggest padel team league returns for 2026. Clubs can now enter and battle for a place at the National Finals.

Catherine Rose celebrates her fifth FIP title in Dubai alongside Lucia Perez Parra. The second seeds win every set and dominate the final against Caro Cantin and Sol Perez.

Two quarter-finals, two worlds: Josemaría and González survive a three-set thriller, Sánchez and Ustero dominate clearly. The Foro Italico semi-final promises top-level padel.

Bergeron and Seurin dominate the Dakar opener with a 6-3, 6-0 win. Tough round-of-16 tests await several French padel pairs on Saturday in both draws.

Rome is set for a padel spectacle: four Italy Major 2026 semifinals featuring Galán vs Lebrón and sensation Campagnolo. All times and TV channels at a glance.

Thomas Leygue reunites with Mario Huete and targets the Valence P1 main draw. As sixth seeds, they face two Argentinians in their opener.

Toppin and Jover knock out the number one seeds in Bandol, Fonteny and Boronad stay unbeaten. Several French women also reach the quarter-finals – a Saturday full of padel shocks.