More than 16 spectators At Parque Roca, a record attendance never before reached. An electric atmosphere from the quarter-finals onwards. And the stands were entirely dedicated to the cause of padel. Buenos Aires P1 has once again proven that Argentina is a land of padel like no other.
The players felt this fervor from start to finish, starting with the Argentinians, who obviously received a standing ovation after every point. But also figures like Paquito Navarro, adored by the public despite his Spanish roots.
The Andalusian player did not mince his words at the end of the tournament. networks, he sent a message as direct as it was ironic to the organizers:
"Hello Premier PadelI demand another tournament in Argentina or things will get heated.”
An ironic but deliberate act of pressure, echoed repeatedly on social media and supported by many fans and players alike. Because beyond the spectacle, an entire country is thrilled by this sport.
THEArgentina, with a lot of players in the top 100 FIP, is a key force in world padel. Only one tournament per year in such a context? The question is worth asking.
With such popular success and local involvement, it's hard not to agree with Paquito. The ball is in his court. Premier Padel.

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 !