The major events of the second half of the season Premier Padel

After nearly a month of summer break, the circuit Premier Padel is back. The second half of the season promises to be busy with ten tournaments on the program, including two majors and the big new feature of the year: the FIP World Cup Pairs in Kuwait.

Madrid for the recovery

The resumption will take place this Saturday, August 30 with the qualifications of the Madrid P1 , the final table of which will be held from September 1st to 7th. An immediate warm-up before the big event the following week.

Roland-Garros for the third Major

Head to France for one of the most anticipated events of the year: the Paris Major Premier Padel (September 8-14). As in 2024, the biggest stars will tread the clay of Roland Garros , transformed into a padel temple.

Europe opens up to new countries

September will also mark a first for Germany, which will host its first ever tournament Premier Padel : the Germany P2 in Düsseldorf (September 22-28). Then head to the Netherlands with the Rotterdam P1 (September 29 – October 5).
In October, a classic returns with the Milano P1 (October 6-12), brought forward two months compared to last year.

Africa and the Gulf in the spotlight

The tour will then move to Egypt for the Newgiza P2 (October 27 – November 1), before a historic first at the Kuwait (November 3-9) for the World Cup Pairs , a unique tournament which will offer as many points as a Major, i.e. 2000 points.
Dubai will then welcome its P1 (November 10-16).

An explosive finale in Mexico and Barcelona

The final stretch will begin with the Mexico Major (November 24-30), fourth and final Major of the season.
Finally, the season will end for the second consecutive year at Palau sant jordi with Premier Padel Finals Barcelona (December 8-14), a Masters that will bring together the best pairs of the year.

A demanding schedule

Of these ten competitions, seven will be played indoors (Madrid, Düsseldorf, Rotterdam, Milan, Kuwait, Dubai, Barcelona) and three outdoors (Paris, Egypt, Mexico). A balance that could influence the performance of the different pairs, some being more comfortable indoors, others outdoors.

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Benjamin Dupouy

I discovered padel directly during a tournament, and frankly, I didn't really like it at first. But the second time, it was love at first sight, and since then, I haven't missed a single match. I'm even ready to stay up until 3am to watch a final of Premier Padel !