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Paris Major 2026: seeds' debut day — Coello-Tapia open Chatrier against Lebrón's slayers
Two days of round-of-64 action proved the Paris Major gives nothing away: Libaak-Alfonso booked a Philippe Chatrier date with Coello-Tapia, Collombon and the wild cards fell at home and the women's favourites start on Thursday straight in the round of 16. Recap and the catalog rackets on court this Wednesday.
September 9, 2026
US Open 2026: Tuesday's quarterfinals belong to Yonex (plus Alcaraz–Shelton, the main course)
Five of Tuesday's eight quarterfinalists play Yonex: the EZONE of Shelton, Pegula and Noskova, Navarro's VCORE and Tiafoe's Percept 97. With Alcaraz–Shelton as an early final, we break down the day's rackets — and the ones already in our catalog.
September 8, 2026
Chingalán and Triay-Brea conquer the Madrid P1: the rackets behind the double
Galán-Chingotto lift their seventh title of the season after a near three-hour battle with Nieto-Yanguas (6-4, 5-7, 6-4), and Triay-Brea come from behind to beat Josemaría-González (6(5)-7, 6-3, 6-3). The rackets that won at the Movistar Arena, and what it means for the Race.
September 7, 2026
Alejandra Salazar bids farewell at home: Movistar Arena pays tribute to the most decorated player in padel history
The Madrid-born player, 40 and with 58 titles to her name, played her last tournament in her home city: she fell to Triay-Brea (6-3, 6-3) in the Madrid P1 quarter-finals amid tears and tributes. Her career goes on with one last goal: the Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona.
September 7, 2026
Paris Major 2026: padel lands at Roland-Garros with the Race wide open
The Alpine Paris Major takes Premier Padel to the Stade Roland-Garros from September 6 to 13: €1,044,849 in prize money, 2,000 FIP points and a Race blown wide open after Coello-Tapia's fall in Madrid. Preview, draw and the catalog rackets.
September 6, 2026
US Open 2026: the rackets on the road to the quarter-finals
Alcaraz is already in the fourth round with his Pure Aero 98, top seed Zverev leads the draw with the Speed MP, and Sabalenka, Pegula and Gauff rule the women's side with Blade, EZONE and Boom. The catalog models being played in New York.
September 5, 2026
Madrid P1 2026: the rackets of the quarter-finals at the Movistar Arena
Coello-Tapia defend No.1 with NOX and Head, Galán-Chingotto arrive with the Metalbone and the Neuron 02, and Libaak-Alfonso, the pair that knocked out Lebrón, play with the Siux Diablo Pro. A look at the material in the quarter-final matchups, with the catalog specs.
September 4, 2026
Madrid P1 2026: the race for No.1 and the new pairs take over the Movistar Arena
Premier Padel is back from the break with the Comunidad de Madrid P1: €479,068 in prize money, Coello-Tapia and Galán-Chingotto separated by 1,290 points in the Race, debuts for Stupa-Sanz and Nieto-Yanguas and a tribute to Alejandra Salazar.
August 31, 2026
Álex Ruiz unharmed after glass pane shatters at FIP Gold San Luis
A glass wall exploded mid-semi-final at the FIP Gold San Luis (Mexico) when Álex Ruiz leaned into it. The Spaniard dodged the fragments by centimetres and reopened the debate over court safety.
August 24, 2026
Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz to team up from the Madrid P1
The partner shuffle shakes up the top of the rankings: Franco Stupaczuk will play with Jon Sanz from the Madrid P1, while Coki Nieto and Mike Yanguas reunite at the Movistar Arena.
August 17, 2026
London P1: Calvo-Fernández make history as Coello-Tapia reclaim the throne at Olympia
Martina Calvo, aged 18, becomes the youngest champion in Premier Padel history alongside Claudia Fernández. Coello and Tapia claim their eighth title of the season in a near two-hour final against Chingalán.
August 10, 2026
Pro padel lands in London: London P1 kicks off at Olympia
For the first time ever, a Premier Padel tournament is held in the British capital. The main draw starts this week at Olympia London in Kensington.
August 3, 2026
Triay-Brea and Chingalán win South Africa's first Premier Padel crown
Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea on one side, Galán and Chingotto on the other: the two favourites lift the title in Pretoria after two finals decided in third-set tie-breaks.
August 2, 2026
Málaga P1: world No.1s reign at Martín Carpena in front of 44,000 fans
Triay and Brea battle for over three hours to beat Josemaría-González; Coello and Tapia crush Lebrón-Augsburger in 53 minutes. Attendance record in Málaga.
July 19, 2026
Premier Padel signs historic licensing deal with Fanatics
The sports merchandising giant becomes Master Licensee of the tour: official online store already live, with in-venue retail coming in December.
July 15, 2026