Dates, location and context of Asunción P2
The schedule doesn’t leave much time to breathe. As soon as the Brussels Premier Padel P2 closes, the circuit turns point to Paraguay. TheAsuncion Premier Padel P2 2026 is scheduled from May 4 to 10 in Asuncion, just before the Buenos Aires P1 from May 11 to 17. This position makes it the first meeting of a South American bloc that can carry a lot of weight before returning to Europe.
This placement is no coincidence. The FIP has confirmed that the Paraguayan event has been brought forward from its original date of May 18 to 24, in order to place it in direct continuity with Buenos Aires. For the players, the benefits are tangible: less travel, better controlled retrieval and two tournaments closer together in the same geographical area.
Locally, the event is billed as the Premier Padel Ueno Bank Asunción P2, with organization centered around the Paraguayan Olympic Committee. The official local website is already highlighting ticketing, entertainment and the spectator experience. On the sporting front, the FIP entry confirms a men’s and women’s event, although final tables and precise times will remain to be seen as the tournament approaches.
Favourites: Brussels has changed its tune
Asunción arrives with its story already told. In Brussels, Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger struck a blow by toppling Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia. The title doesn’t guarantee anything, but it does change the way we look at this pair: more power on the smash, better occupation of the net and a new ability to hold hot moments.
Coello and Tapia, for their part, will have an answer. Behind them, Galán / Chingotto, Stupaczuk / Yanguas and the other pairs in contention for the last four can take advantage of a P2 to regain momentum without the pressure of a Major. In Asunción, the stakes will be clear: confirm the balance of power seen in Brussels, or see the favourites put their house in order ahead of Buenos Aires P1.
In the women’s category, the focus will naturally be on Paula Josemaría and Bea González, who came out of Brussels stronger than ever, but also on Gemma Triay and Delfi Brea, who are expected to deliver a very high-level reaction. The Asunción P2 can therefore serve as a breakthrough: confirmation for confident pairs, an on-grit test for those looking to regain control.
Format, distribution and practical follow-up
The P2 format is still less rewarding in terms of points than a P1 or a Major, but it counts in building the ranking points and the confidence of a pair. In 2026, the FIP has made official an evolution of the P2 men’s main draw: 28 pairs, with 22 direct entries, 4 pairs from qualifying draws and 2 wild cards. The aim is to make the competition more dynamic and better control the load.
To follow the tournament, the reference points are simple: theAsunción P2 2026 FIP page for sporting data, the Premier Padel Asunción website for ticketing and local information, and the Premier Padel or Red Bull TV channels for broadcasting according to rights and zones. On Actu Padel, the natural link is Lebrón and Augsburger’s victory at the Brussels P2, the sporting starting point for this new week.
Key takeaway
- The Asuncion Premier Padel P2 2026 will be held in Paraguay from May 4 to 10.
- The tournament directly precedes the Buenos Aires P1, scheduled from May 11 to 17.
- The men’s P2 table will increase to 28 pairs in 2026.
- The main challenge is to find out whether the momentum generated in Brussels will be confirmed in South America.
