Seventeen years for Francisco ‘Curro’ Cabeza, 18 for Diego Garcia. The two Spanish NextGens are the youngest pair ever to win a title on the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour. In a sold-out ‘Presidente Adolfo Suárez’ Palacio de Deportes de[...]
3 MarchRead more >>
If in Riyadh it was Bea Gonzalez and Claudia Fernandez who reached the final, this time it is the turn of their former teammates. In Gijon, it will be time for Delfi Brea and Gemma Triay, who had surrendered to[...]
1 MarchRead more >>
Four months ago, in the P1 in Dubai, they had come close. However the Premier Padel P2 in Gijon turns out, Ale Alonso and Andrea Ustero’s goals for 2025 include winning the first Premier title as a pair. If the[...]
1 MarchRead more >>
It will be a historic first time or six nations in the quarter-finals of Premier Padel P2 in Gijon. Never before had Italy, the Netherlands, Egypt, France, Portugal and Paraguay taken a player into the quarter-finals of the men’s draw[...]
28 FebruaryRead more >>
Talent, talent and more talent. The first day of the Premier Padel P2 in Gijon saw young players who will be heard about in the coming years take the court. Proving that padel looks to the present but also to[...]
27 FebruaryRead more >>
The Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour 2025 lands in Europe. After the first P1 of the season, in Riyadh, here is the first P2 scheduled in Gijon, the only tournament in Europe in this first part of the year, before[...]
25 FebruaryRead more >>
