The Pretoria P1 delivered an exceptional spectacle on the South African tracks, but the champions also left with a hefty prize. Thanks to their victories, Alejandro Galán, Federico Chingotto, Gemma Triay, and Delfi Brea pocketed the biggest cash prizes of this historic inaugural edition. 

A victory that's also worth its weight in gold.

Beyond  1 FIP points  Having won the title in Pretoria, it also meant a handsome financial reward.

At men's,  Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto  leave with  €25 each  after their nail-biting victory against Javi Leal and Fran Guerrero (6-2, 5-7, 7-6). A win that allows them to return to victory after five tournaments without a title.

In the women's table,  Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea  affecting  €17 each The world number 1s thus secured their second consecutive title and their fifth of the season after resisting the comeback of Martina Calvo and Claudia Fernández in the final.

Pretoria P1 – Chingalán returns to the top after an epic final against Leal and Guerrero

The finalists were also well rewarded.

The finalists also leave with a substantial prize.

Javi Leal and Fran Guerrero, who had a remarkable tournament culminating in a memorable final, take home  €13 each .

In the ladies,  Martina Calvo and Claudia Fernández Impressive for their first tournament together, they leave with  €9 each  after coming close to pulling off a major upset against the world ranking leaders.

The prize money of the Pretoria P1

The Pretoria P1 had a total allocation of  € 479 , divided between the male and female tables according to the rules of Premier Padel.

Men's bracket (per player)

  •  Winner:  € 25
  •  Finalist:  € 13
  •  Semi-finalist:  € 7
  •  Quarter-finalist:  € 4
  •  Round of 16:  € 2
  •  Round of 16:  € 1
  •  Qualifying final:  € 1

Women's bracket (per player)

  •  Winner:  € 17
  •  Finalist:  € 9
  •  Semi-finalist:  € 5
  •  Quarter-finalist:  € 3
  •  Round of 16:  € 2
  •  Round of 16:  € 1
  •  Qualifying final:  638 €

Now heading to London

With this successful first edition in South Africa, Premier Padel closes a unique chapter in its calendar. Between spectacular finals, a large crowd and a particularly high level of play, Pretoria has left its mark.

The circuit is now heading towards the  London P1 where the best players in the world will try to continue their winning streak in what is always a very competitive season.

Maceo ZERHAT

Maceo Zerhat discovered padel in 2020 in Savigny-sur-Clairis, Burgundy. He contributed to the club's expansion by bringing his energy and curiosity. Padel Magazinehe transmits his Padel"mania" by skillfully bouncing on all the latest news about your favorite sport!

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