The month of December brings the season to an end padel 2020. To end this “different” year on a high note, it is in Sardinia that the CUPRA FIP Finals.

Back to Sardaigne, Italy, to experience the CUPRA FIP Finals, this tournament which includes all the winners and the best pairs of the FIP season.

Du 14 at 20 december, the players will face each other in a final stretch which, in addition to earning additional points in the WPT standings, can bring in some significant money before Christmas.

Indeed, it will be € 20 which will be distributed for each category.

  • € 3 to the winners
  • € 1 to finalists
  • € 1 to semi-finalists
  • 700 € for 1/4 finalists
  • 525 € for 1/8 finalists
  • 350 € to the losers of the 1st round of the final table
  • 200 € to the losers of the last round of the notice board

How to access this tournament?

This is quite new because the year padel FIP did not go as planned. All the tournaments not having been able to take place, there is a lack of pairs automatically qualified for the final table. So the tournament is open to everyone.

The final table will include in priority the winners of FIP Star tournaments, and the players classified above the 17th place WPT.

Surprise

And so that this CUPRA FIP Final is a celebration of padel, the organization has decided to include directly in the tables, representatives of the member countries of the FIP. Players who have taken part in at least 3 FIP tournaments during the year, regardless of the category, can apply to their federation, which will validate their place.

All other players will have to go through the previas and previas.

A hyper international tournament

If all the federations validate a pair of each gender, we will end up with players from Argentina, Brazil, Chile, France, Germany, the Netherlands, Italy, Mexico, Spain, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Uruguay, Belgium, Denmark, Egypt, Hungary, Japan, Lithuania, Monaco, Paraguay, Poland and United States !

And the Covid standards?

Of course, access will be controlled. In order to protect all participants and accompanying persons, and to respect the rules of the host country, all persons entering Italian territory must carry a PCR test dating back less than 72 hours, with certificate in hand.

This last FIP ​​meeting of the year announces great things and above all promises a spectacle. Appointment from December 14 to 20.

 

Julien Bondia

Julien Bondia is a teacher of padel in Tenerife (Spain). Columnist and advisor, he helps you play better through his tutorials and tactical/technical articles padel.