Padel

Premier Padel · season 2026

Finished · 16–20 Sept

Ongoing · 21–27 Sept

Starts · 25–27 Sept

Starts · 28 Sept – 4 Oct

Starts · 5–11 Oct

Starts · 12–18 Oct

Starts · 19–25 Oct

Starts · 26 Oct – 1 Nov

Starts · 26–31 Oct

Starts · 26 Oct – 1 Nov

Starts · 1–7 Nov

Starts · 2–8 Nov

Starts · 9–15 Nov

Starts · 16–22 Nov

Starts · 23–29 Nov

Starts · 7–13 Dec

Ranking Calendar

FIP Platinum Lyon21–27 Sept

FINISHED07:00

Round of 32

Godallier / Valenzuela66

Marchetti / Arruabarrena66

Collombon / Sharifova266

Garrido / Gutierrez644

Axelsson / Guichard366

Castaño / Hernandez66¹6

Garcia / Patiniotis473

Lamperti / Alvarez76⁴2

Pothier / Andrianafetra11

Match overview →

About padel · Questions

A quick intro to the sport itself — not about a specific tournament.

What is padel?

Padel is a racket sport played on an enclosed court about a third of the size of a tennis court. The walls are part of the game — the ball can be played off them after the bounce, which makes rallies longer and more tactical.

Is padel played in pairs or one-on-one?

Almost always in pairs — doubles is the standard competitive format. All major professional tournaments are played two versus two.

How is padel scored?

The same way as tennis: points go 15, 30, 40, game; a set is won at six games. Matches are usually best of three sets with a tie-break at six-all.

What are the main padel tournaments?

Premier Padel is the top professional tour with Major, P1 and P2 events across the season, which ends with the Finals for the leaders of the rankings.

Where can I watch padel matches?

Big tournaments are streamed on the official tour channels and by regional sports broadcasters, and live scores of every match are available on CheckLive.

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