Table of Contents
- Final – confirmed results from Sunday, March 29 – men’s draw
- Final – confirmed results from Sunday, March 29 – women’s draw
- Semifinals – confirmed results for Saturday, March 28 – men’s draw
- Semifinals – confirmed results for Saturday, March 28 – women’s draw
- Quarterfinals – confirmed results from Friday, March 27 – men’s draw
- Quarterfinals – confirmed results from Friday, March 27 – women’s draw
- Round of 16 – confirmed results from Thursday, March 26 – men’s draw
- Round of 16 – confirmed results from Thursday, March 26 – ladies’ draw
- Round of 32 – confirmed results from Wednesday March 25 – men’s draw
- First round – validated results March 24-25 – women’s draw
- First round – validated results March 23-24 – men’s table
- Qualifying – results from Monday, March 23
- Qualifying – results from Sunday, March 22
- Miami, a milestone in the Premier Padel season
- Official broadcast, table and sports stakes
Update: 30/03/2026
Official results: Miami P1 is now over. To consult the final tables, the validated scores and the complete tournament summary, go to the official FIP page, the Premier Padel results page, the official tournament website and the useful links on Padel Live.
Tournament closed: Sunday March 29 finals now validated, with Saturday March 28 semifinals, Friday March 27 quarterfinals and all previous rounds and qualifying rounds confirmed.
The Miami P1 has delivered its final verdict: in the ladies’ category, Josemaria / Gonzalez took the title after a final in three sets against Brea / Triay. On the men’s side, Galan / Chingotto once again got the better of Coello / Tapia in a very tight final. Here’s the complete reorganized block, with the finals now confirmed at the top, followed by the confirmed semifinals, quarters, eighths, previous rounds and qualifications.
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Final – confirmed results from Sunday, March 29 – men’s draw
| Big match-up | Score / status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Agustin Tapia / Arturo Coello vs Alejandro Galan / Federico Chingotto | 5/7 6/3 3/6 – finished | Galan / Chingotto retained their Miami crown by regaining the advantage in the third set after Coello / Tapia had come back to within a set. |
Final – confirmed results from Sunday, March 29 – women’s draw
| Big match-up | Score / status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Delfina Brea Senesi / Gemma Triay Pons vs Paula Josemaria Martin / Beatriz Gonzalez Fernandez | 3/6 6/4 5/7 – finished | Josemaria / Gonzalez took the title after a hard-fought final, which ended 7/5 in the third set against Brea / Triay. |
Semifinals – confirmed results for Saturday, March 28 – men’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Agustin Tapia / Arturo Coello vs Juan Lebron / Leandro Roman Augsburger | 5/7 6/3 6/2 – finished | Trailing after a tight first set, Coello / Tapia rallied to reach the final. |
| Franco Stupaczuk / Miguel Yanguas vs Alejandro Galan / Federico Chingotto | 2/6 2/6 – finished | Galan / Chingotto came up trumps with a semifinal that was controlled from start to finish. |
Semifinals – confirmed results for Saturday, March 28 – women’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Delfina Brea Senesi / Gemma Triay Pons vs Claudia Fernandez Sanchez / Sofia Araujo | 6/3 6/2 – finished | Brea / Triay put in another very clean performance to reach another final. |
| Ariana Sanchez Fallada / Andrea Ustero Prieto vs Paula Josemaria Martin / Beatriz Gonzalez Fernandez | 6/4 4/6 4/6 – finished | The big match-up between Ari and Paula lived up to its promise, with Josemaria and Gonzalez more solid in the last two sets. |
Quarterfinals – confirmed results from Friday, March 27 – men’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Agustin Tapia / Arturo Coello vs Francisco Guerrero / Francisco Navarro | 7/5 7/6 – finished | The No.1s had to tighten up their game, especially in the second set, to secure their place in the last four. |
| Jon Sanz / Jorge Nieto Ruiz vs Juan Lebron / Leandro Roman Augsburger | 3/6 5/7 – finished | Lebron / Augsburger put in a solid quarterfinal performance, continuing their fine promotion. |
| Franco Stupaczuk / Miguel Yanguas vs Jeronimo Gonzalez / Martin Di Nenno | 7/6 6/4 – finished | Stupaczuk / Yanguas got through a tough first set before making the difference. |
| Javier Barahona / Javier Garcia vs Alejandro Galan / Federico Chingotto | 1/6 0/6 – finished | Galan / Chingotto completely smothered the “Javis” with a one-way traffic quarterfinal. |
Quarterfinals – confirmed results from Friday, March 27 – women’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Delfina Brea Senesi / Gemma Triay Pons vs Tamara Icardo Alcorisa / Claudia Jensen | 6/0 6/3 – finished | Brea / Triay set the pace with great authoritatively, especially in a one-way traffic first set. |
| Ariana Sanchez Fallada / Andrea Ustero Prieto vs Beatriz Caldera Sanchez / Carmen Goenaga Garcia | 6/3 6/3 – finished | Sanchez / Ustero confirmed their solidity against the tournament’s upset pair. |
| Marina Guinart España / Veronica Virseda vs Paula Josemaria Martin / Beatriz Gonzalez Fernandez | 3/6 5/7 – finished | Josemaria / Gonzalez handled the key moments better to reach the last four. |
| Marta Ortega Gallego / Martina Calvo Santamaria vs Claudia Fernandez Sanchez / Sofia Araujo | 2/6 1/6 – finished | Fernandez / Araujo dominated the quarterfinals with great control and very few openings left. |
Round of 16 – confirmed results from Thursday, March 26 – men’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Agustin Tapia / Arturo Coello vs Leonel Daniel Aguirre / Alejandro Arroyo | 7/6 6/4 – finished | The No.1s had to work hard in the first set before regaining control. |
| Inigo Jofre / Manuel Castaño vs Francisco Guerrero / Francisco Navarro | 1/6 3/6 – finished | Guerrero / Navarro didn’t let yesterday’s upset get the better of them. |
| Jon Sanz / Jorge Nieto Ruiz vs Carlos Daniel Gutierrez / Gonzalo Gabriel Alfonso | 6/0 6/2 – finished | A very clean demonstration from Sanz / Nieto, with no openings left. |
| Pablo Garcia Rodrigo / David Gala Sanchez vs Juan Lebron / Leandro Roman Augsburger | 4/6 4/6 – finished | Lebron / Augsburger confirmed their build momentum with a controlled match. |
| Franco Stupaczuk / Miguel Yanguas vs Juanlu Esbri / Alejandro Ruiz Granados | 6/3 6/4 – finished | Stupa / Yanguas passed the test in all seriousness, without really getting caught out. |
| Jairo Bautista / Lucas Campagnolo vs Jeronimo Gonzalez / Martin Di Nenno | 7/6 3/6 0/1 AB. – finished | Match stopped in the third set; Gonzalez / Di Nenno advance to the quarterfinals after a very special encounter. |
| Mario Del Castillo / Ignacio Vilariño Gestoso vs Javier Barahona / Javier Garcia | 6/3 6/7 5/7 – finished | Barahona / Garcia overturned a very shaky match to contract extension to their fine week. |
| Valentino Libaak / Alex Chozas vs Alejandro Galan / Federico Chingotto | 1/6 6/7 – over | Chingotto / Galan were hung in there in the second set, but avoided the trap. |
Round of 16 – confirmed results from Thursday, March 26 – ladies’ draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Delfina Brea Senesi / Gemma Triay Pons vs Lucia Sainz Pelegri / Raquel Eugenio Barrera | 7/6 6/0 – finished | Brea / Triay tightened up the first set before totally unravelling in the second. |
| Martina Fassio Goyeneche / Patricia Llaguno Zielinski vs Tamara Icardo Alcorisa / Claudia Jensen | 0/6 2/6 – finished | Icardo / Jensen delivered a one-way traffic eighth. |
| Marta Ortega Gallego / Martina Calvo Santamaria vs Marta Barrera De La Fuente / Jimena Velasco Postiguillo | 6/0 6/2 – finished | Ortega / Calvo confirmed their excellent start to the tournament. |
| Marta Talavan / Sofia Saiz Vallejo vs Claudia Fernandez Sanchez / Sofia Araujo | 6/7 2/6 – finished | Fernandez / Araujo had to work hard in the first set before making the difference. |
| Ariana Sanchez Fallada / Andrea Ustero Prieto vs Noa Canovas Paredes / Maria Eulalia Rodriguez Abajo | WO – qualified | Ustero / Sanchez advance to the quarterfinals after Canovas / Rodriguez Abajo’s withdrawal. |
| Beatriz Caldera Sanchez / Carmen Goenaga Garcia vs Alejandra Salazar Bengoechea / Alejandra Alonso De Villa | 7/6 6/2 – finished | The big performance of the day in the ladies’ category, with a real turning point after a tight first set. |
| Marina Guinart España / Veronica Virseda vs Jessica Castello Lopez / Lorena Rufo Ortiz | 7/5 6/4 – finished | Guinart / Virseda handled the key moments better in a very serious round of 16. |
| Teresa Navarro Lopez-Barajas / Virginia Riera vs Paula Josemaria Martin / Beatriz Gonzalez Fernandez | 2/6 2/6 – finished | Josemaria / Gonzalez validated their ticket without letting the match drift. |
Round of 32 – confirmed results from Wednesday March 25 – men’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Agustin Tapia / Arturo Coello vs Eduardo Agustin Torre / Francisco Cabeza Teres | 6/1 6/4 – finished | The No.1s managed to get through their opening round without relinquishing control of the match. |
| Leonel Daniel Aguirre / Alejandro Arroyo vs Daniel Santigosa Sastre / Marc Sintes Villalonga | 6/2 7/5 – finished | Aguirre / Arroyo finished strongly to join Tapia / Coello. |
| Inigo Jofre / Manuel Castaño vs Javier Leal / Pablo Cardona | 6/3 6/7 6/2 – finished | Great performance by Jofre / Castaño against seed n°9. |
| Francisco Guerrero / Francisco Navarro vs Maximiliano Arce Simo / Pablo Lijó | 6/3 7/6 – finished | Guerrero / Navarro kept the game tight at key moments. |
| Jon Sanz / Jorge Nieto Ruiz vs Enzo Jensen Sirvent / Luis Hernandez Quesada | 6/3 7/5 – finished | The n°5s withstood some very serious opposition. |
| Carlos Daniel Gutierrez / Gonzalo Gabriel Alfonso vs Luciano Capra / Victor Ruiz | 7/5 6/4 – finished | Gutierrez / Alfonso confirm their excellent form on tour. |
| Pablo Garcia Rodrigo / David Gala Sanchez vs Eduardo Alonso / Juan Tello | 6/2 6/4 – finished | One of the day’s upsets against a seeded pair. |
| Juan Lebron / Leandro Roman Augsburger vs Agustin Gutierrez / Salvador Oria | 6/3 7/6 – finished | Lebron / Augsburger pass a round that could quickly become complicated. |
| Franco Stupaczuk / Miguel Yanguas vs Guillermo Collado Losada / Pol Hernandez Alvarez | 6/1 7/5 – finished | A solid start for one of the expected pairs in the draw. |
| Juanlu Esbri / Alejandro Ruiz Granados vs Arnau Ayats Delgado / Alvaro Cepero | 4/6 7/5 7/5 – finished | Successful turnaround after losing the first set. |
| Jairo Bautista / Lucas Campagnolo vs Ramiro Jesus Valenzuela / Javier Martinez | 6/0 7/6 – finished | Bautista / Campagnolo came close to a perfect match. |
| Jeronimo Gonzalez / Martin Di Nenno vs Juan Cruz Belluati / Facundo Dominguez | 6/2 7/6 – finished | The n°7s held serve to expectations in a tight second set. |
| Mario Del Castillo / Ignacio Vilariño Gestoso vs Javier Garrido / Lucas Bergamini | 6/4 6/1 – finished | A huge upset with the elimination of seed no. 8. |
| Javier Barahona / Javier Garcia vs Alonso Rodriguez Martinez / Juan Ignacio De Pascual | 7/6 7/6 – finished | Two tiebreaks for a very tense win. |
| Valentino Libaak / Alex Chozas vs Andres Fernandez Lancha / Jose Antonio Diestro | 6/4 6/2 – finished | Libaak / Chozas make serious progress. |
| Alejandro Galan / Federico Chingotto vs Antonio Fernandez / Jose Luis Gonzalez | 6/3 6/1 – finished | The No.2s controlled their first match in the mix. |
First round – validated results March 24-25 – women’s draw
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Lucia Sainz Pelegri / Raquel Eugenio Barrera vs Alix Collombon / Jana Montes Cabruja | 6/1 2/6 6/3 – finished | Sainz / Eugenio reacted well after the second set. |
| Martina Fassio Goyeneche / Patricia Llaguno Zielinski vs Noemi Aguilar Carrillo / Amanda Lopez Moral | 6/2 6/3 – finished | Clear victory for Fassio / Llaguno. |
| Tamara Icardo Alcorisa / Claudia Jensen vs Julia Polo Bautista / Barbara Las Heras | 6/1 6/2 – finished | Convincing debut for Icardo / Jensen. |
| Marta Ortega Gallego / Martina Calvo Santamaria vs Nuria Rodriguez Camacho / Giulia Dal Pozzo | 6/0 6/3 – finished | Ortega / Calvo dominated their first match in the mix. |
| Marta Barrera De La Fuente / Jimena Velasco Postiguillo vs Ana Catarina Nogueira / Laura Lujan Rodriguez | 6/7 6/4 6/2 – finished | Barrera / Velasco turned around a poorly poised match. |
| Marta Talavan / Sofia Saiz Vallejo vs Lucia Martinez Gomez / Agueda Perez Ortiz | 5/7 7/5 6/4 – finished | A fine comeback in a match that hung in there right to the end. |
| Noa Canovas Paredes / Maria Eulalia Rodriguez Abajo vs Marta Caparros Maldonado / Julieta Bidahorria | 6/4 6/4 – finished | A clean, controlled match for Canovas / Rodriguez Abajo. |
| Beatriz Caldera Sanchez / Carmen Goenaga Garcia vs Aranzazu Osoro Ulrich / Victoria Iglesias Segador | 7/6 6/3 – finished | Caldera / Goenaga sign a very fine performance. |
| Alejandra Salazar Bengoechea / Alejandra Alonso De Villa vs Ksenia Sharifova / Marta Borrero Fernandez De La Puente | 6/3 6/3 – finished | Salazar / Alonso played without losing control. |
| Marina Guinart España / Veronica Virseda vs Brittany Dubins / Marta Morga Alonso | 6/0 6/0 – finished | Guinart / Virseda left no opening. |
| Jessica Castello Lopez / Lorena Rufo Ortiz vs Lara Arruabarrena / Marina Lobo | 7/5 1/0 RET – finished | Castello / Rufo go through after a shortened match. |
| Teresa Navarro Lopez-Barajas / Virginia Riera vs Giorgia Marchetti / Lea Godallier | 4/6 6/4 6/3 – finished | Navarro / Riera turned the match around after dropping the first set. |
First round – validated results March 23-24 – men’s table
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Eduardo Agustin Torre / Francisco Cabeza Teres vs Marc Quilez / Federico Mouriño | 6/3 6/2 – finished | Torre / Cabeza authoritatively booked their place in the next round. |
| Daniel Santigosa Sastre / Marc Sintes Villalonga vs Denis Tomas Perino / Ignacio Piotto Albornoz | 6/3 6/3 – finished | Santigosa / Sintes got their week off to a perfect start. |
| Inigo Jofre / Manuel Castaño vs Maximiliano Sanchez Aguero / Francisco Manuel Gil Morales | 6/4 6/4 – finished | Jofre / Castaño advanced with seriousness and regularity. |
| Maximiliano Arce Simo / Pablo Lijó vs Enrique Goenaga / Aimar Goñi Lacabe | 7/5 7/6(3) – finished | Solid success in a very tight duel. |
| Enzo Jensen Sirvent / Luis Hernandez Quesada vs Matias Segura / Aaron Segura | 6/1 6/3 – finished | A clear victory with no real gaps. |
| Luciano Capra / Victor Ruiz vs Gonzalo Rubio / Javier Ruiz Gonzalez | 6/3 6/7(5) 6/4 – finished | A twist-filled match, finally settled in the third set. |
| Pablo Garcia Rodrigo / David Gala Sanchez vs Alvaro Melendez Amaya / Pedro Melendez Amaya | 6/2 6/3 – finished | Garcia Rodrigo / Gala stopped the Melendez brothers in their tracks. |
| Agustin Gutierrez / Salvador Oria vs Alvaro Montiel Caruso / Flavio Abbate | 6/4 1/6 6/4 – finished | A real turning point match, locked in the third set. |
| Guillermo Collado Losada / Pol Hernandez Alvarez vs Chris Humphreys / Felipe Osses Konig | 6/2 6/3 – finished | Collado / Hernandez got the hang of things quickly. |
| Arnau Ayats Delgado / Alvaro Cepero vs Ignacio Sager / Juan Ignacio Rubini | 6/1 6/4 – finished | Ayats / Cepero set the tempo early on. |
| Ramiro Jesus Valenzuela / Javier Martinez vs Thomas Leygue / Nuno Deus | 7/6(4) 6/2 – finished | Valenzuela / Martinez made the difference after a hard-fought first set. |
| Juan Cruz Belluati / Facundo Dominguez vs Aris Patiniotis / Adam Axelsson | 2/6 6/3 6/4 – finished | Belluati / Dominguez turned the match around after a poor start. |
| Mario Del Castillo / Ignacio Vilariño Gestoso vs Javier Valdes / Renzo Gabriel Nuñez | 7/6(5) 4/6 6/1 – finished | Del Castillo / Vilariño finished stronger in the decisive set. |
| Alonso Rodriguez Martinez / Juan Ignacio De Pascual vs Dylan Guichard / Bastien Blanque | 6/0 6/0 – finished | A very complicated day for the French after a fine qualifying campaign. |
| Andres Fernandez Lancha / Jose Antonio Diestro vs Maximiliano Sanchez Blasco / Jose Jimenez Casas | 6/2 2/6 7/6(5) – finished | A fine battle concluded in a thriller. |
| Antonio Fernandez / Jose Luis Gonzalez vs Vinny Nahuel Di Francesco Calderon / Nicholas Agritelley | 7/5 6/3 – finished | Fernandez / Gonzalez tied the first set before pulling away. |
Qualifying – results from Monday, March 23
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Julia Polo Bautista / Barbara Las Heras vs Aida Martinez / Sandra Bellver Fructuoso | 6/3 6/2 – qualified | Polo / Las Heras qualified for the main draw without breaking a sweat. |
| Amanda Lopez Moral / Noemi Aguilar Carrillo vs Esther Carnicero Martin / Sara Ruiz Soto | 7/6 7/5 – qualified | A solid qualification in straight sets. |
| Nuria Rodriguez Camacho / Giulia Dal Pozzo vs Carlotta Casali Vannicelli / Ana Dominguez Gracia | 6/4 6/3 – qualified | Rodriguez / Dal Pozzo lived up to their billing. |
| Giorgia Marchetti / Lea Godallier vs Ariadna Cañellas Rodero / Lucia Peralta Exposito | 5/7 6/1 6/4 – qualified | Convincing return after losing the first set. |
| Renzo Gabriel Nuñez / Javier Valdes vs Miguel Morales / Albert Trillas Garcia | 6/3 6/1 – qualified | Net qualifying. |
| Dylan Guichard / Bastien Blanque vs Miguel Benitez Lara / Mario Ortega | 6/4 6/2 – qualified | The French players put in a fine performance to reach the main draw. |
| Alonso Rodriguez Martinez / Juan Ignacio De Pascual vs Facundo Rodrigo Luis Lopez / Mariano Agustin Gonzalez San Martin | 7/5 6/3 – qualified | A clean, logical win. |
| Pedro Melendez Amaya / Alvaro Melendez Amaya vs Martin Abud / Rodrigo Coello Manso | 5/7 6/2 6/2 – qualified | The Melendez brothers turned the match around after a complicated start. |
| Marc Quilez / Federico Mouriño vs Santiago Pineda Cabello / Diego Garcia | 6/3 6/4 – qualified | Qualifying controlled. |
| Aris Patiniotis / Adam Axelsson vs Rafael Mendez / Federico Chiostri | 6/4 6/2 – qualified | Patiniotis / Axelsson respected their seed. |
| Flavio Abbate / Alvaro Montiel Caruso vs Alberto Garcia Trabanco / Miguel Lamperti | 7/5 7/6 – qualified | Very strong qualifying against an experienced pair. |
| Salvador Oria / Agustin Gutierrez vs Guillem Figuerola Santiago / Roberto Belmont Pastor | 6/4 6/4 – qualified | Oria / Gutierrez concluded without letting the match get out of hand. |
Qualifying – results from Sunday, March 22
| Match | Score/status | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Aida Martinez / Sandra Bellver Fructuoso vs Manuela Schuck Silva / Anna Cortiles | 6/4 4/6 6/4 – finished | A tough opening battle in the women’s qualifying round. |
| Carlotta Casali Vannicelli / Ana Dominguez Gracia vs Sofia Adamowich Lebron / Egle Petrauskaite | 6/1 6/1 – finished | Express qualification for Casali / Dominguez Gracia. |
| Ariadna Cañellas Rodero / Lucia Peralta Exposito vs Dhanielly Quevedo / Clementina Riobueno | 6/2 6/1 – finished | Serious and smooth entry. |
| Miguel Morales / Albert Trillas Garcia vs Teodoro Zapata / Adrian Ronco Lopez | WO – finished | Victory by withdrawal. |
| Rafael Mendez / Federico Chiostri vs Diego Agustin Marcial / Juan Manuel Argañaras | 3/6 6/2 6/3 – finished | Returning winner after losing the first set. |
| Alberto Garcia Trabanco / Miguel Lamperti vs Diego Arredondo Garcia / Jose Pablo Padilla | 6/4 6/3 – finished | Lamperti and his partner clear the first hurdle. |
| Guillem Figuerola Santiago / Roberto Belmont Pastor vs Gonzalo Valdivieso Comesaña / Maximiliano Montaño | 6/0 7/5 – finished | A match that started out as one-way traffic, then became tighter. |
| Martin Abud / Rodrigo Coello Manso vs Boris Castro Garcia / Diego Dorta Diaz | 7/6 6/1 – finished | Abud / Coello Manso came out on top after the tiebreak. |
| Santiago Pineda Cabello / Diego Garcia vs Joaquin De Astoreca / Kevin Uriel Kviatkovski | 4/6 7/6 7/6 – finished | One of the closest matches of the day. |
| Pedro Melendez Amaya / Alvaro Melendez Amaya vs Juan Pablo Castillo / Mateo Alvarez | 6/2 6/0 – finished | The Melendez brothers struck hard right from the start. |
| Dylan Guichard / Bastien Blanque vs Ferran Gonzalez Zamorano / Juan Francisco Gonzalez | 4/6 6/3 6/1 – finished | The French turned around a poorly-started match. |
| Renzo Gabriel Nuñez / Javier Valdes vs Marcos Cordoba / Borja Trujillo Chang | 6/2 6/4 – finished | Nuñez / Valdes held serve to expectations. |
| Facundo Rodrigo Luis Lopez / Mariano Agustin Gonzalez San Martin vs Jose Antonio De Armas / Raul Ruiz Alvarez | 6/2 6/4 – finished | Clear qualifying without a set conceded. |
| Aris Patiniotis / Adam Axelsson vs Radu Ionescu / William Agritelley | 6/3 6/1 – finished | Convincing start for the seeds. |
| Alonso Rodriguez Martinez / Juan Ignacio De Pascual vs Daniel Fernandez Guerra / Cole Fiegel | 6/0 6/2 – finished | Rodriguez Martinez / De Pascual flew through the first round. |
Miami, a milestone in the Premier Padel season
The Premier Padel Miami P1 is not just another American stop on the calendar. It’s a stage that quickly adds to the March tour, with a dense field and a real expectation of the best pairs on the circuit. The tournament is being held at the Miami Beach Convention Center, in a venue designed to showcase padel on the North American market.
For the reader, the priority is often the same: to know where to see the matches, find the schedule without wasting time, and keep the right link for live results at hand. That’s exactly what this page is designed to do: provide a simple, useful and up-to-date entry point, without the need for multiple detours between different platforms.
Official broadcast, table and sports stakes
On broadcasting, the answer is straightforward: where to watch the Miami Premier Padel? Quarterfinals, semifinals and finals are announced on Red Bull TV, while previous matches are shown on official Premier Padel channels. For real-time monitoring, the FIP page remains the best base for checking a score, an order of play or the evolution of a table.
From a sporting point of view, Miami comes at a time when many pairs are still trying to establish their bearings. On this type of P1, the quality of the relaunch, the ability to hold the diagonal, and the management of the bandeja or vibora in hot moments all have an immediate impact on the scoreboard. This is also what makes this week so interesting: beyond the seeds, some of the first rounds can already produce a pivotal match or an upset that reshuffles the cards before the quarterfinals.
For Actu Padel, the editorial challenge is clear: to offer a clear follow-up to the Premier Padel Miami, with a readable table at the top of the page, followed by an article that puts the tournament in context. Between the official broadcast, the live score and the schedule, the reader has all the essentials in one place.
