Premier Padel 2025

Premier Padel 2025
Details
Duration24 February – 22 December
Edition4th
Tournaments24
CategoriesMajor (4)
P1 (10)
P2 (8)
Tour Finals (1)
Achievements (singles)
Most titlesArgentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello (13)
Most finalsArgentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello (17)
Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto (17)
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The Premier Padel 2025 season was the fourth edition of the Premier Padel professional padel circuit.

The season was held throughout 2025 and consisted of 23 tournaments staged across 15 countries.[1]

The season concluded with Tapia and Coello finishing as the top-ranked pair, having the most tournament wins and final appearances of the year (shared with Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto).[2]

Schedule

  Major
  P1
  P2
  Tour Finals
Tournament City Country Date Ref.
Riyadh Season P1 Riyadh  Saudi Arabia 10 February – 15 February [3]
Gijón P2 Gijón  Spain 24 February – 2 March [4]
Cancún P2 Cancún  Mexico 10 March – 16 March [5]
Miami P1 Miami  United States 17 March – 23 March [6]
Santiago P1 Santiago de Chile  Chile 24 March – 30 March [7]
Qatar Major Doha  Qatar 14 April – 19 April [8]
Brussels P2 Brussels  Belgium 21 April – April [9]
Asunción P2 Asunción  Paraguay 19 May – 25 May [10]
Buenos Aires P1 Buenos Aires  Argentina 26 May – 1 June [11]
Italy Major Rome  Italy 9 June – 15 June [12]
Valladolid P2 Valladolid  Spain 23 June – 29 June [13]
Bordeaux P2 Bordeaux  France 30 June – 6 July [14]
Málaga P1 Málaga  Spain 14 July – 20 July [15]
Tarragona P1 Tarragona  Spain 28 July – 3 August [16]
Madrid P1 Madrid  Spain 1 September – 7 September [17]
Paris Major París  France 8 September – 14 September [18]
Germany P2 Düsseldorf Germany Germany 22 September – 28 September [19]
Rotterdam P1 Rotterdam  Netherlands 29 September – 5 October [20]
Milano P1 Milan  Italy 6 October – 12 October [21]
NewGiza P2 Giza  Egypt 27 October – 1 November [22]
Dubai P1 Dubai  United Arab Emirates 10 November – 16 November [23]
Mexico Major Acapulco  Mexico 24 November – 30 November [24]
Barcelona Finals Barcelona  Spain 8 December – 14 December [25]

Results

  Major
  P1

Men's division

Tournament Winners Runners-up Score
Saudi Arabia Riyadh Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Spain Juan Lebrón 		6–3 / 5–7 / 6–3 [26][27][28]
Spain Gijón Spain Francisco Cabeza
Spain Diego García 		Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre 		7–5 / 4–6 / 6–3 [29][30]
Mexico Cancún Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Spain Juan Lebrón 		Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso
Argentina Leonel Aguirre 		6–2 / 6–3
United States Miami Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Spain Juan Lebrón 		6–1 / 7–6(3) [31]
Chile Santiago de Chile Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Argentina Franco Stupaczuk*
Spain Juan Lebrón 		*Walkover[32][33][34][35]
Qatar Doha Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		7–6 / 6–2 [36][37][38]
Belgium Brussels Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		2–6 / 6–4 / 6–1 [39][40][41]
Paraguay Asunción Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Spain Pablo Cardona
Argentina Leo Augsburger 		7–6(5)/6–1[42][43]
Argentina Buenos Aires Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Brazil Lucas Bergamini
Spain Paquito Navarro 		6–2 / 6–2[44]
Italy Rome Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		6–3 / 7–5[45]
Spain Valladolid Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Spain Juan Lebrón 		7–5 / 6–4 [46]
France Bordeaux Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		7–6(12) / 6–4 [47]
Spain Málaga Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		6–4 / 7–5 [48][49]
Spain Tarragona Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		7–6(3) / 7–5[50][51]
Spain Madrid Argentina Leandro Augsburger
Argentina Martín Di Nenno 		Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		4–6 / 6–3 / 6–4
France Paris Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		6–1 / 6–4
Germany Düsseldorf Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		7–6(7) / 6–2
Netherlands Rotterdam Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		6–3 / 7–6(4)
Italy Milan Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		2–6 / 6–3 / 6–0
Egypt Giza Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		Spain Jon Sanz
Spain Paquito Navarro 		6–1 / 6–2
United Arab Emirates Dubai Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		6–3 / 6–4
Mexico Mexico Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		6–4 / 7–6(5)
Spain Barcelona Argentina Agustín Tapia
Spain Arturo Coello 		Spain Alejandro Galán
Argentina Federico Chingotto 		6–7 /6–3 / 7–6 [52]

Women's division

  Major
  P1

Tournament Winners Runners-up Score
Saudi Arabia Riyadh Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		Spain Bea González*
Spain Claudia Fernández 		*W.O. [53][54]
Spain Gijón Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		0–6 / 6–1 / 6–4 [55][56]
Mexico Cancún Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Marta Ortega
Portugal Sofia Araujo 		6–3 / 6–1 [57]
United States Miami Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		2–6 / 6–1 / 6–4 [58]
Chile Santiago de Chile The final had Ariana Sánchez and Paula Josemaría against Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay, but the match was postponed due to rain and ended up being suspended, with a score of 4–6 / 7–6(5).[59]
Qatar Doha Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		6–4 / 6–4 [60][61][62]
Belgium Brussels Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		6–2 / 6–4[63][64]
Paraguay Asunción Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		7–6 / 3–6 / 6–2 [65][66]
Argentina Buenos Aires Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		6–2 / 6–2 [67]
Italy Rome Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		6–4 / 6–4 [68]
Spain Valladolid Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		6–4 / 7-5 [69]
France Bordeaux Spain Andrea Ustero
Portugal Sofia Araujo 		Spain Beatriz Caldera
Spain Carmen Goenaga 		7–5 / 2–6 / 6–2 [70]
Spain Málaga Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		Spain Marta Ortega
Spain Tamara Icardo 		6–2 / 6–1 [71]
Spain Tarragona Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		7–6 / 6–4[72]
Spain Madrid Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		3–6 / 6–1 / 6–4[73]
France Paris Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Marta Ortega
Spain Tamara Icardo 		7–5 / 6–2[74]
Germany Düsseldorf Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		6–4 / 4–6 / 6–3[75]
Netherlands Rotterdam Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		6–2 / 3–6 / 6–4[76]
Italy Milan Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		6–2 / 6–4[77]
Egypt Giza Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría 		Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Martina Calvo 		6–3 / 6–0[78]
United Arab Emirates Dubai Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		6–1 / 7–5[79]
Mexico Mexico Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		6–2 / 6–4[80]
Spain Barcelona Spain Bea González
Spain Claudia Fernández 		Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Gemma Triay 		6–4 / 0–6 / 6–2[81]

Ranking Race 2025

2025 Men's Ranking[82]
N.º Name Points Last[83] Move
1 Argentina Agustín Tapia 19800 1 —
1 Spain Arturo Coello 19800 1 —
3 Spain Alejandro Galán 17320 3 —
3 Argentina Federico Chingotto 17320 4 Increase+1
5 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk 7905 6 Increase+1
6 Spain Juan Lebrón 7845 5 Decrease-1
7 Spain Coki Nieto 6322 7 —
7 Spain Miguel Yanguas 6322 8 Increase+1
9 Spain Paquito Navarro 6115 10 Increase+1
10 Argentina Leandro Augsburger 5155 12 Increase+2
11 Spain Jon Sanz 5125 9 Decrease-2
12 Argentina Martín Di Nenno 5110 11 Decrease-1
13 Brazil Lucas Bergamini 4550 13 —
14 Spain Francisco Guerrero 4410 15 Increase+1
15 Spain Momo González 4350 14 Decrease-1
16 Spain Javier Leal 3665 16 —
17 Argentina Juan Tello 3330 17 —
18 Spain Eduardo Alonso 2955 18 —
19 Argentina Leonel Aguirre 2870 19 —
20 Argentina Gonzalo Alfonso 2760 21 Increase+1
21 Spain Alejandro Ruíz 2570 23 Increase+2
22 Spain Javi Garrido 2528 22 Decrease-2
23 Spain Javier García 2500 24 Increase+1
24 Spain Javier Barahona 2475 25 Increase+1
25 Spain Pablo Cardona 2400 22 Decrease-3
26 Spain Alejandro Arroyo 2354 26 —
27 Spain Juanlu Esbri 2292 27 —
28 Brazil Lucas Campagnolo 2280 28 —
29 Argentina Alex Chozas 2252 29 —
30 Spain Jairo Bautista 2201 30 —
Country Playrs in Best player
Top30 Top16 Top8
Spain 19 10 5 Arturo Coello 1st
Argentina 9 5 3 Agustín Tapia 1st
Brazil 2 1 0 Lucas Bergamini 16th
2025 Women's Racing
N.º Name Points Last[84] Move
1 Argentina Delfina Brea 18060 2 Increase+1
1 Spain Gemma Triay 18060 1 —
3 Spain Paula Josemaría 14720 3 —
3 Spain Ariana Sánchez 14720 3 —
5 Spain Beatriz González 13040 6 Increase+1
5 Spain Claudia Fernández 13040 5 —
7 Portugal Sofia Araújo 7030 7 —
8 Spain Andrea Ustero 6625 8 —
9 Spain Marta Ortega 6435 — —
10 Spain Tamara Icardo 6050 — —
11 Argentina Claudia Jensen 5405 — —
12 Spain Alejandra Alonso 5385 — —
13 Spain Alejandra Salazar 5110 — —
14 Spain Martina Calvo Santamaria 4745 — —
15 Spain Verónica Virseda 4190 — —
16 Spain Marina Guinart 4035 — —
17 Spain Carmen Goenaga 3715 — —
18 Spain Beatriz Caldera 3715 — —
19 Argentina Aranzazu Osoro 3640 — —
20 Spain Victoria Iglesias 3420 — —
21 Spain Lucía Sainz 2980 — —
22 Spain Patricia Llaguno 2965 — —
23 Spain Jessica Castelló 2480 — —
24 Spain Raquel Eugenio Barrera 2380 — —
25 Argentina Martina Fassio Goyeneche 2370 — —
26 Spain Lorena Rufo 2190 — —
27 Spain Marta Barrera 2185 — —
28 Spain Jimena Velasco 2115 — —
29 Italy Carolina Orsi 3.335 — —
30 Spain Marta Caparrós 1885 — —
Country Playrs in Best player
Top30 Top16 Top8
Spain 24 13 6 Gemma Triay 1st
Argentina 4 2 1 Delfina Brea 1st
Portugal 1 1 1 Sofia Araújo 8th
Italy 1 0 0 Carolina Orsi 29th

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