America Padel Tower vs. American Padel Tower ?

What if we were on the verge of a new padel conflict in America?

Indeed, the American Padel Tour , the new padel circuit of America was successfully launched a few days ago in Mexico. At the origin of this project: Fabrice Pastor .

At the same time, the President of the association Argentina from Padel , Lisandro Borges seems to want to launch the America Padel Tour and therefore with the same initials as the Fabrice Pastor circuit (the American Padel Tower) : Apt.

Cataract Padel Exhibition: An APT event, yes but ...

But it is not an event of America Padel Tour . He is not in his 2020 calendar . This APT can be confusing. In fact, some blogs and padel fans were mistaken in believing that it was an event related to the new american padel circuit , completely independent of World Padel Tour .

This is an event under the new America entity Padel Tour (Without the N) which necessarily uses the same initials as the American circuit: APT. Only the N changes.

You can see the logo in the poster of this padel exhibition to be held in Argentina on a unique site: Iguazu National Park.

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Cataract Padel Exhibition: An Argentinian event, yes but ...

Here too, we invite you to note the resemblance between the logo of the World Padel Tour and that of America Padel Tower. So, we thought it was an event related to World Padel Tour. But a priori, this is not the case. Yes Lisandro Borges is close to the professional padel circuit, the WPT, having been responsible for the Buenos Aires Master, we wait to see if this exhibition will allow the World Padel Tour to send a few players.

But a priori, no direct links between the two institutions, but there could perhaps be players from the World Padel Tour to this padel exhibition in Argentina if the WPT calendar allows it.

Room for 2 APTs?

Obviously the question we ask is: 2 APT can they coexist? This is a question we ask you.

Franck Binisti

Franck Binisti discovered padel at the Club des Pyramides in 2009 in the Paris region. Since then, padel has been part of his life. You often see him touring France to cover major French padel events.