Premier Padel released the following press notes regarding the P1 finals in Santiago. MEN Premier Padel regrets to inform that the men’s final of the Santiago Premier Padel P1, scheduled for today, has been cancelled due to the withdrawal[...]
1 AprilRead more >>
A week after the finals of the motorola razr Miami Premier Padel P1, it will be the same four pairs playing for the titles in Chile. Ari Sanchez and Paula Josemaria against Delfi Brea and Gemma Triay in the women’s[...]
30 MarchRead more >>
In Santiago’s P1 we are watching the best version of Juan Tello again. ‘El Gato’ had been missed: the Argentine, whose FIP best ranking was number 7, dropped to 20th position, but his talent was always unquestionable. Tello, who also[...]
29 MarchRead more >>
When Pablo Cardona and Leo Augsburger announced their union for 2025, padel fans knew immediately that there would be another competitive pair capable of challenging the world’s best players. In the Santiago P1 round of 16, the ‘Carburger’ showed all[...]
28 MarchRead more >>
From Mexico to Chile, from a final to a round of 16. There will again be Tolito Aguirre and Gonza Alfonso in the path of Juan Lebron and Franco Stupaczuk: the P1 in Santiago will be the theatre for the[...]
27 MarchRead more >>
Miguel Lamperti and Dani Santigosa, a padel legend and a NextGen player, since the beginning of 2025 have chosen to have fun together in the Qatar Airways Premier Padel. In the first round of the men's draw at the Santiago[...]
26 MarchRead more >>
Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea. Ale Galan and Fede Chingotto. The victory cry of the motorola razr Miami Premier Padel P1 is theirs. A powerful and deserved cry for what was achieved in this very successful first edition of the[...]
24 MarchRead more >>
Immediately after the end of the motorola razr Miami Premier Padel P1, the circuit moves to Chile for the first South American tournament of 2025. All the world’s best pairs will be on court, trying to write their names in[...]
23 MarchRead more >>
With Juan and Franco reaching their third consecutive final, we can finally say it: Stupa and Lebrón are the ‘third way,’ the dazzling alternative to the Galán-Chingotto and Coello-Tapia duopoly. A great piece of news for the circuit, for the[...]
23 MarchRead more >>
