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Milano P1: quarter-finals without upsets, and a Galán-Lebrón clash of champions in the semis

The top eight seeds all made it through at the Allianz Cloud. Tapia-Coello took their Pretoria revenge in 59 minutes (6-2 6-2) and chase a fourth straight title against Stupa-Sanz; defending champions Galán and Chingotto face Lebrón and Augsburger. In the women's draw, Triay-Brea meet Sánchez-Ustero again and Calvo-Fernández take on Josemaría-Bea.

Milano P1 2026: Galán's fortress and the six champions on round-of-16 day at the Allianz Cloud

Thursday brings all 15 round-of-16 matches at the Oysho Milano P1 from 9:30, with the women's top four pairs debuting: all six past champions in Milan play on the same day. Galán, with three titles from four finals, defends his court against the breakthrough pair, Gil-Valenzuela.

Germany P2: Libaak-Alfonso's World Cup comeback and the top seeds' round-of-16 debuts

Libaak-Alfonso came from a set down against Leal-Guerrero (3-6, 7-6(2), 7-5) on the same day Argentina announced their Doha World Cup squad, and today they chase the quarterfinals against Solano-Pereyra. All 16 round-of-16 matches (8 men's, 8 women's) start at 09:00 with the debuts of Tapia-Coello, Galán-Chingotto, Lebrón-Augsburger, Stupa-Sanz, Triay-Brea and Sánchez-Ustero, among others: every pairing, the first-round results and the catalog rackets.

Rotterdam P2: seeds 2, 3 and 4 fall in the quarters — the semi-finals line-up and the rackets

Stupa-Sanz beat Galán-Chingotto (6-4 6-4), Yanguas-Nieto beat Augsburger-Lebrón (7-6(0) 6-3) and Momo-Campagnolo came from behind to beat Di Nenno-Navarro (2-6 7-6(1) 7-5): the Rotterdam P2 quarter-finals knocked out three of the top four men's seeds. Today, four semi-finals at the Ahoy from 12:00 on Red Bull TV, with the catalog rackets of the 10 semi-finalists.

Rotterdam P2: the double race for world No. 1 resumes in the Netherlands — the aspirants' rackets

The CUPRA Rotterdam P2 (September 28 – October 4) restarts Premier Padel with both world No. 1 races at stake: Coello-Tapia (9 titles) against Galán-Chingotto (7) on the men's side, and six titles apiece for Triay-Brea and Josemaría-González on the women's, with Leal-Guerrero arriving fresh off their FIP Platinum Lyon title. Official draw with the top four seeds in each bracket and their rackets in our catalog.

Paris Major 2026: Coello and Tapia complete the four-peat as Sánchez-Ustero lift their first Major

The Golden Boys came back from 5-2 down in the third to beat Galán-Chingotto (6-3, 4-6, 7-6) and win their fourth straight Paris Major; Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero crushed Calvo-Fernández (6-2, 6-0) in 71 minutes for their first Major together. A record 81,000 spectators over the week.

Paris Major 2026: finals day at Roland-Garros — Coello-Tapia chase four in a row, Galán-Chingotto chase revenge

Saturday's semi-finals set the dream card: Coello-Tapia, three-time champions in Paris, replay the 2025 final against the Galán-Chingotto pair that just won the Madrid P1; and an unexpected women's final between the Sánchez-Ustero duo that came back from a set down and the Fernández-Calvo pair that has now beaten the world No. 1s three times in a row. Schedule, the finalists' rackets and the story lines closing out the Major.

Paris Major 2026: Goñi and Alonso knock out the Madrid runners-up — quarter-finals day

The round of 16 delivered the statement win of the tournament: Edu Alonso and Aimar Goñi eliminated Yanguas-Nieto, the Madrid P1 finalists, 6-4 6-3. Recap of a round that also ended the Moya-Leygue run, Friday's order of play at Roland-Garros and the catalog rackets on court, from Paquito's Hack 05 to Momo's Endure.

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.

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.