Premier Padel 2023
| Details | |
|---|---|
| Duration | 26 February - 10 December |
| Edition | 2nd |
| Tournaments | 6 |
| Categories | Major (3) P1 (3) |
| Achievements (singles) | |
| Most titles |  Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello |
| Most finals | Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello |
← 2022 2024 → | |
The Premier Padel 2023 season was the 2nd edition of the Premier Padel circuit, promoted by the International Padel Federation, and with the financial backing of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi.
This edition was held throughout 2023 and consisted of eight tournaments, played across 7 countries and 4 continents,[1] but only six were actually played. This edition ended with Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello as the most victorius pair, having won 5 of the 6 tournaments.
Schedule
In its second edition, the Premier Padel calendar remained restricted by the World Padel Tour schedule, as the top ranked players were contractually obligated to play all the Master and Open (1000) tournaments of the circuit.
The official calendar was published on February 3rd, and it featured the same tournaments as the previous edition: four Majors and four P1s.[2][3] This meant that players would return to iconic venues such as the Stade Roland Garros in France and the Foro Italico in Rome.[4]
Finally, it was announced that this edition of Premier Padel would include a women's division, after having only a men's category in 2022.[5]
| Tournament | City | Country | Date | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Qatar Major | Doha |  Qatar
|
26 February – 5 March | [6] |
| Italy Major | Roma |  Italy
|
10 – 16 July | [7] |
| Madrid P1 | Madrid | Spain
|
17 – 23 July | [8] |
| Mendoza P1 | Mendoza | Argentina
|
31 July – 6 August | [9] |
| Paris Major | París |  France
|
4 – 10 September | [10] |
 Egypt |
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 Mexico |
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| Milano P1 | Milan | Italy
|
4 – 10 December | [11] |
Results
Major
P1
Men's division
| Tournament | Winners | Runners-up | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Qatar
|
Franco Stupaczuk Martín Di Nenno
|
Fernando Belasteguín Sanyo Gutiérrez
|
6–2 / 7–6(5) [12][13] |
| Italy
|
Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello
|
Federico Chingotto Paquito Navarro
|
7–5 / 7–6(2)[14][15][16] |
| Madrid
|
Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello
|
Federico Chingotto Paquito Navarro
|
7–5 / 6–2 [17][18] |
| Mendoza
|
Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello
|
Franco Stupaczuk Martín Di Nenno
|
6–2 / 7–6(6) [19][20] |
| Paris
|
Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello
|
Federico Chingotto Paquito Navarro
|
7–6(2) / 6–1 [21][22] |
| Milan
|
Alejandro Galán Juan Lebrón
|
Franco Stupaczuk Martín Di Nenno
|
7–6 / 6–7 / 7–6 [23][24] |
Women's division
Major
P1
| Tournament | Winners | Runners-up | Score |
|---|---|---|---|
| Italy
|
Gemma Triay Marta Ortega
|
Ariana Sánchez Paula Josemaría
|
6–3 / 3–6 / 7–5 |
| Madrid
|
Bea González Delfi Brea
|
Ariana Sánchez Paula Josemaría
|
5–7 / 7–6(3) / 7-6(6) |
| Paris
|
Ariana Sánchez Paula Josemaría
|
Gemma Triay Marta Ortega
|
6–2 / 6–4 [25][26][27] |
| Milan
|
Bea González Delfi Brea
|
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|
6–0 / 7–6(4) [28] |
References
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- ^ "Premier Padel Calendar 2023". Padel FIP.
- ^ "Calendario oficial de Premier Padel 2023". elneverazo (in Spanish).
- ^ "Premier Padel presenta su calendario 2023 con ocho torneos como mínimo". MARCA (in Spanish).
- ^ "Premier Padel desembarca en Madrid y confirma cuadro femenino por primera vez".
- ^ "OOREDOO QATAR MAJOR PREMIER PADEL 2023". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "BNL ITALY MAJOR PREMIER PADEL 2023". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "MADRID PREMIER PADEL P1 2023". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "MENDOZA PREMIER PADEL P1 2023". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "PARIS MAJOR PREMIER PADEL 2023". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "MILANO PREMIER PADEL P1 2023". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "Stupaczuk y Di Nenno acaban con la resistencia de Bela y Sanyo para coronarse en Doha". MARCA (in Spanish).
- ^ "Los Superpibes Martín Di Nenno - Franco Stupaczuk se coronaron campeones del Premier Padel de Qatar". ESPNdeportes.com (in Spanish).
- ^ "Coello y Tapia también reinan en Premier Padel". MARCA (in Spanish).
- ^ "Coello y Tapia los nuevos reyes de Roma Diez mil admiradores coronan a Arturo y Agustín". Padel FIP (in Spanish).
- ^ "La hegemonía de Tapia y Coello sigue creciendo: ahora ganaron el Premier Padel de Roma". ESPNdeportes.com (in Spanish).
- ^ "Tapia y Coello vuelven a ser campeones de Premier Padel". MARCA (in Spanish).
- ^ "Tapia y Coello extienden su dominio a Madrid y suman su undécimo título del año". Olé (in Spanish).
- ^ "Coello y Tapia se coronan en Mendoza y ratifican su dominio de los 'dos mundos'". MARCA (in Spanish).
- ^ "Tapia y Coello se coronan en el Mendoza Premier Pádel ante los Superpibes". www.antena3.com (in Spanish).
- ^ "Coello y Tapia brillan en París y se hacen con su cuarto 'major' consecutivo". www.20minutos.es - Últimas Noticias (in Spanish).
- ^ "La dictadura de Tapia y Coello alcanza a París". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
- ^ "Galan y Lebron siguen siendo campeones: 'Superpibes' derrotados en una final épica Brea y González coronadas en Milán: Araujo-Salazar fuera de combate". Padel FIP (in European Spanish).
- ^ "Los Uno ganan en Milán algo más que una final". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
- ^ "Paula Josemaría y Ari Sánchez reafirman su liderato con victoria en el Premier de París". www.20minutos.es - Últimas Noticias (in Spanish).
- ^ "Ari Sánchez y Paula Josemaría estrenan su palmarés de Premier Padel en París". MARCA (in Spanish).
- ^ "París je 'taime: Ari y Paula logran su primer título Premier Padel". Mundo Deportivo (in Spanish).
- ^ "Delfi Brea y Bea González suman un nuevo título en Milán". Padel Addict (in European Spanish).