At the Khalifa Tennis&Squash Complex, the champions have arrived. First results at the Ooredoo Qatar Major Premier Padel, with Juan Cruz Belluati and Nachi Sager winning the first marathon of the week, 7-6 5-7 7-6 over Josete Rico and Agustin[...]
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The International Padel Federation (FIP) has partnered with the International Testing Agency (ITA) to assist with the independent management of its entire anti-doping program — a move that underscores its strong commitment to clean sport, athlete welfare, and the integrity[...]
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Flavio Abbate and Alvaro Montiel won the FIP Silver R3 Bullpadel Cup, the first tournament of 2025 in Great Britain. It was a historic win for the Italian, who earned his ninth title on the CUPRA FIP Tour, reaching Jairo[...]
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Maxi Sanchez Blasco (winner of the FIP Rise in Buenos Aires last year) and Felipe Calleja, after losing the final at the FIP Silver in Rio Grande, won their first international title of 2025 on the CUPRA FIP Tour by[...]
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Alberto Garcia Trabanco and Jose Padilla won the FIP Silver tournament in Metepec. The two young players won 7-6 6-4 against the French top seeds Bergeron-Blanquè (who won the FIP Bronze in Hong Kong and the FIP Bronze in Manila[...]
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Nuno and Miguel Deus, Marta Talavan and Ksenia Sharifova: here are the winners of the FIP Silver Damac Dubai, which in the UAE put 80 FIP ranking points up for grabs. The “Deus Brothers” had already come close to a[...]
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In Rome, in the first Italian stage of the FIP Silver Mediolanum Padel Cup, it was the number 1 seeded players who lifted the trophy. Javi Garcia and Javier Barahona in the men’s draw, Amanda Lopez and Lucia Garcia in[...]
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All set in Doha for the first of the four majors of the 2025 Qatar Airways Premier Padel circuit. At the Khalifa Tennis&Squash Complex, which also hosted the FIP World Padel Championships in October, it will be showtime, with Arturo[...]
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He’s only 16 (he’ll turn 17 in June), but for many, he’s already seen as a future star. Juan “Coquito” Zamora stole the show once again at the FIP Silver Mediolanum Padel Cup in Rome, where he’s the youngest player[...]
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