The 2025 Qatar Airways Padel Tour<\/strong> will retain a structure similar to that of previous years, but with some significant changes. For the first time, the schedule will include a stop in the United States<\/strong>\u2014a tangible sign of the growing interest in this sport in North America. The global expansion of padel remains one of the circuit\u2019s main objectives, as evidenced by the commitment to bring tour stops to new countries. The schedule will be packed with events spanning Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Asia<\/strong>, ensuring a diverse and inclusive sporting experience for players and spectators from every corner of the world. <\/p>\n Let’s take a closer look at the venues and new players for the 2025 Premier Padel season<\/strong>, as well as all the major changes affecting the circuit.<\/p>\n The Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour will kick off on February 10, 2025, in Riyadh<\/strong>, Saudi Arabia, with the Riyadh Season P1, a high-level event that will mark the start of the season. Following that, the schedule will feature a series of international events, including, from February 24 to March 2, the first P2 tournament in Spain<\/strong> (venue to be determined), as well as new stops in Cancun<\/strong>, Mexico, from March 10 to 16, and Miami<\/strong>, from March 17 to 23\u2014the first-ever event in the United States. The schedule will resume in April, with the first Major of the year<\/strong> taking place in Doha, Qatar, from April 14 to 19, at one of the circuit\u2019s most iconic venues. Spring will mark the return of Premier Padel to Europe<\/strong> with a series of events spread across May and June. Among the most anticipated events are the Brussels P2<\/strong>, from April 21 to 27, and the Spain P1<\/strong>, from April 28 to May 4. The next stops in<\/strong> Valladolid<\/strong> (June 23\u201329), Bordeaux<\/strong> (June 30\u2013July 6), M\u00e1laga<\/strong> (July 14\u201320), and Scandinavia<\/strong> (July 28\u2013August 3) will precede the summer break in August. The final events of the season will be the NewGiza P2<\/strong>, from October 27 to November 1; the World Doubles Championship<\/strong>, from November 3 to 9; the Dubai P1<\/strong>, from November 10 to 16; and the Mexico Major<\/strong>, from November 24 to 30. For more detailed information on the complete schedule, please visit the official Premier Padel<\/a> website.<\/p>\n The 2025 Premier Padel season<\/strong> promises to be one of the most exciting ever, thanks to a mix of new developments, including changes among the competing pairs. The circuit will feature the world\u2019s top padel champions<\/strong>, but with a series of new partnerships that could shake up the established rankings. Only the pairs currently at the top of the rankings\u2014 Arturo Coello and Agust\u00edn Tapia, and Alejandro Gal\u00e1n and Federico Chingotto<\/strong> \u2014have decided to continue playing together, while all the others have chosen new partners. <\/p>\n The biggest changes involve the third-ranked pair, Juan Lebr\u00f3n and Franco Stupaczuk<\/strong>. This partnership is one of the most intriguing aspects of the new season: Lebr\u00f3n will return to playing on the right, while Stupaczuk will bring all his explosiveness to the court. Both coming off a 2024 season that fell short of expectations, they will join forces with the goal of challenging the top-ranked pair<\/strong>. <\/p>\n The top 4 will also include Mike Yanguas and Coki Nieto<\/strong>; both players have shown significant improvement in recent years, Yanguas in particular in 2024. Their ability to build plays and adapt quickly could make them a pair to watch in the early tournaments of the season. Among the players participating in the 2025 edition of Premier Padel<\/strong> will be the two ambassadors<\/a> for Padel Mi Amor: Teo Zapata and V\u00edctor Ruiz<\/strong>, who have collaborated with the brand to create a limited-edition line of jerseys<\/strong> \u2014the Teo Zapata Competition<\/a> jersey and the V\u00edctor Ruiz Competition<\/a> jersey, both available in various colors\u2014which are authentic replicas of the jerseys they wear during Premier Padel competitions.<\/p>\n Teo Zapata<\/a>, ranked No. 35 in the world and known for his consistency and strategic approach on the court, will be joined by Enrique Goenaga<\/strong>, a rising star of Spanish padel. Zapata, a reliable player skilled at controlling the pace of the game, brings years of professional experience to the table. Goenaga, on the other hand, represents the new generation but has already demonstrated the potential to make his mark<\/strong>, even in major tournaments. <\/p>\n V\u00edctor Ruiz<\/a>, currently ranked 34th in the world<\/strong>, is joining forces with Francisco Manuel Gil\u2014nicknamed Xisco Gil, currently ranked 53rd\u2014to embark on a new phase of his career. Ruiz, a native of Cartagena, is known for his powerful and dynamic style of play, while Gil, an experienced and methodical player, brings excellent tactical skills to the duo. Both are looking to relaunch their careers with this new partnership: their complementary styles on the court<\/strong> could transform them into a pair capable of surprising even the top-ranked champions. Padel fans will be able to watch the exciting matches of the 2025 Premier Padel Tour live<\/strong>, thanks to extensive television and digital coverage that will ensure global visibility for the tour. Once again this year, the organizers\u2019 goal is to make every single stop accessible to an ever-wider audience<\/strong> by leveraging the potential of digital platforms and partnerships with television broadcasters around the world. Italy, meanwhile, will be in the spotlight for the prestigious Rome Major at the Foro Italico<\/strong>, one of the most anticipated stops on the calendar. Fans will have several options available to watch the 2025 Premier Padel Tour live. <\/p>\n2025 Premier Padel Schedule: All the Stops on the Circuit<\/h2>\n
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The 2025 Premier Padel calendar features 24 tournaments across 16 countries<\/strong>, including 7 new stops<\/strong> spread across several continents. The schedule solidifies the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour as the world\u2019s premier padel circuit<\/strong>, featuring a mix of Majors, P1, P2, and P3 events designed to deliver top-level competition and entertainment. <\/p>\n
\nThe tour will then continue in Chile with the Santiago P1, from March 24 to 30, before taking a two-week break. <\/p>\n
\nThe circuit will then continue in South America, wherethe Asunci\u00f3n P2<\/strong> (May 19\u201325) and the Buenos Aires P1<\/strong> (May 26\u2013June 1), which will be another major new addition to the upcoming season, and will then move to Italy with the Italy Major in Rome<\/strong> (June 9\u201315), one of the four Major tournaments of 2025, hosted in the picturesque setting of the Foro Italico. <\/p>\n
\nIn September, the tour will resume in Spain with the Madrid P1<\/strong> from September 1\u20137, the Paris Major from September 8\u201314, a tournament in Germany (venue and date still to be confirmed), the Rotterdam P1<\/strong>, from September 29 to October 5, and the Milan P1<\/strong>, from October 6 to 12.<\/p>\n
\nThe season will conclude with the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Finals<\/strong>, scheduled to take place in Barcelona from December 8 to 14. At this event, only the top 16 players in the FIP Race rankings\u2014both men and women\u2014will compete for the season title. <\/p>\nThe Main Highlights and Key Players of Premier Padel 2025<\/h2>\n
\nRight behind them are two other new pairings<\/strong>: Martin Di Nenno and Javi Garrido<\/strong>, and Jon Sanz and Momo Gonzalez<\/strong>.
\nAmong the veterans aiming for a comeback season, Paquito Navarro<\/strong> stands out. Coming off a 2024 season without any titles or finals, he has chosen Brazilian Lucas Bergamini<\/strong> as his partner. <\/p>\n![\"Teo](\"https:\/\/www.padelmiamor.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2025\/01\/teo-zapata.jpg\")
Among the up-and-coming teams<\/strong> are Pablo Cardona and Leo Augsburger<\/strong>, two young talents who made tremendous strides in 2024 and have the potential to challenge the more established pairs\u2014especially if they can improve tactically. We also can\u2019t fail to mention Juan Tello and Tino Libaak<\/strong>, who could be one of next season\u2019s breakout pairs. <\/p>\n
\nThe last two pairs in the top 16 have yet to be confirmed<\/strong>.<\/p>\nWhere to Watch the 2025 Premier Padel Tour Live<\/h2>\n