Belgian Padel Tour at Fit-Out: weekend schedule and Clément Geens’ match

Results Update — January 25, 2026 – 6:00 PM

Results Update (Tennis & Padel Vlaanderen): the tournament is now finished at Fit-Out (Destelbergen). The finals have been played (women at 2:30 PM, men at 4:00 PM) and the scores are entered on the official page.

Men’s Draw (P1000) — results

Quarterfinals

• Deloyer / Geens def. Gala / Torres: 6/3 – 6/0
• Coene / De Weerdt def. De Bodt / Destrebecq: 6/1 – 6/3
• De Rouck / Veys def. Lambrechts / Vandelanotte: 6/3 – 5/7 – 7/5
• Braet / De Wever def. Montoisy / Peeters: 6/4 – 6/2

Semifinals (Sunday, January 25 — 1:00 PM)

• De Rouck / Veys def. Braet / De Wever: 6/2 – 7/5
• Deloyer / Geens def. Coene / De Weerdt: 6/3 – 6/2

Men’s Final (Sunday, January 25 — 4:00 PM): 

1. Deloyer / Geens def. De Rouck / Veys: 6/2 – 6/4

Women’s Draw — results

Quarterfinals

• Mestach / Wyckaert def. Pas / Vanhyfte : 6/1 – 6/0
• Bernard / Sermant def. Maligo / Van Mol: 7/6 (4) – 6/3
• De Cock / Vierendeels def. Keppenne / Laurent: 6/0 – 6/3
• Boeykens / Pysson def. Moens / Vereertbrugghen: 6/1 – 6/1

Semifinals (Sunday, January 25 — 11:30 AM)

• Mestach / Wyckaert def. Bernard / Sermant: 6/1 – 6/2
• De Cock / Vierendeels def. Boeykens / Pysson: 6/0 – 6/1

Women’s Final (Sunday, January 25 — 2:30 PM): 

1. Mestach / Wyckaert def. Boeykens / Pysson: 7/6 (4) – 5/7 – 6/4

• Draw & Results (Men) — Fit-Out BPT
• Draw & Results (Women) — Fit-Out BPT
• Daily Schedule — schedules & scores (reference)

Fit-Out (Destelbergen): a key stage of the Belgian Padel Tour 2026

The Lotto Belgian Padel Tour 2026 stops at Fit-Out Padel (Destelbergen) during the week of January 19-25, with a weekend that concentrates the essential decisive rounds. The event is one of the flagship dates on the national calendar: it brings together the best Belgian rankings, for both men and women, in a format without a net.

The official “Lotto Belgian Padel Tour” page reminds us of the principle: a circuit that spans both sides of the country, with categories open to the highest levels (men P1000/P700 and women P700/P500/P400) and points that count towards the national dynamic.

Follow the matches live on Matchi

Saturday, January 24 schedule: times and big match-ups to watch

Saturday is the most straightforward day for the public: the round of 16 matches are spread out in the morning and early afternoon, then the quarterfinals follow. Please note: the announced schedules remain subject to change (delays, long matches, adjustments).

Men’s Round of 16: from 10 AM and 11:30 AM

• 10:00 AM: Coene / De Weerdt vs Nollet / Duyck
• 10:00 AM: De Roose / Meessen vs Destrebecq / De Bodt
• 10:00 AM: Gala / Torres vs Swaerts / Waterschoot
• 10:00 AM: Deloyer / Geens vs Deschamps / De Vylder
• 11:30 AM: Haubourdin / Ferrari vs De Rouck / Veys
• 11:30 AM: Sassen / Matthyssens vs Braet / De Wever
• 11:30 AM: Kevelaerts / Dolfyn vs Peeters / Montoisy
• 11:30 AM: Stilten / Beke vs Lambrechts / Vandelanotte

Women’s Round of 16: 1 PM then 2:30 PM

• 1:00 PM: Maligo / Van Mol vs Broodtaerts / Smekens
• 1:00 PM: Bernard / Sermant vs Appelmans / Lacroix
• 1:00 PM: Mestach / Wyckaert vs De Graeve / Verstraeten
• 1:00 PM: Van Puyvelde (E.) / Van Puyvelde (T.) vs Pas / Vanhyfte
• 2:30 PM: Maes / Tackoen vs Moens / Vereertbrugghen
• 2:30 PM: De Laere / Omloop vs De Cock / Vierendeels
• 2:30 PM: Keppenne / Laurent vs Bonnarens / Dom
• 2:30 PM: Clijsters / De Block vs Boeykens / Pysson

Quarterfinals: the afternoon’s sequence of matches

• 4:00 PM: men’s quarterfinals (4 matches scheduled)
• 5:30 PM: women’s quarterfinals (4 matches scheduled)

The morning match not to be missed: Deloyer / Geens vs Deschamps / De Vylder

On paper, the 10:00 AM big match-up featuring Maxime Deloyer and Clément Geens is eye-catching: in the round of 16, there’s no such thing as an “easy round.” Entry into the tournament is often decided by a small detail: a poorly played returning game, two unforced errors against the glass, a run of points lost on second serves… and the opponent gains the upper hand.

For Geens, the interest is twofold: performing in a demanding national stage, while maintaining competitive momentum during a period when his international schedule is also making headlines. As a reminder, we detailed his recent news here: Clément Geens at FIP Platinum Marseille 2026 with Dylan Guichard.

Where to follow the matches and check the schedule (useful link)

To follow the day closely, the easiest way is to go through the “dagplanning” page (daily schedule) published by Tennis & Padel Vlaanderen: you’ll find the times, rounds, and scheduled big match-ups there. It’s also where you can spot any potential delays.

• Daily Schedule – Belgian Padel Tour 2026 at Fit-Out
• Official Circuit Presentation (Lotto Belgian Padel Tour)

An important point is clearly stated: times are indicative and players must confirm their schedule with the competition manager. For spectators, remember this key idea: arrive a little early for the “highlight” slots (10 AM, 11:30 AM, 4 PM), and keep an eye on the updated draw.

Bonus: how the Belgian Padel Tour works (format, seeds, coaching)

The circuit is played in a single elimination bracket. As soon as you pass the first round, managing effort becomes a real issue: a tough match in the morning can leave its mark when playing consecutively later, especially if conditions are fast and “glass-to-glass” rallies lengthen.

The official presentation also specifies that the seeds are designated based on the Padel Belgium teamranking (pair logic) and that coaching is permitted under certain conditions. In other words: it’s not just about individual skill level, it’s also about the duo, their chemistry… and clear-headedness in tight moments.

Regulations: what to remember (without getting lost in the appendices)

The Belgian Padel Tour regulations frame the competition logic: national circuit, stages in Flanders and Wallonia, and ranking points awarded at each tournament (which feed the Padel Belgium ranking). For the curious – or those who want to check a specific point (coaching, organization, registration conditions) – the reference document is available here:

• Belgian Padel Tour – Regulations (PDF)

Key takeaways

• Saturday, Jan 24: men’s round of 16 from 10 AM and 11:30 AM, women’s round of 16 at 1 PM and 2:30 PM.
• Quarterfinals: men at 4 PM, women at 5:30 PM (times subject to change).
• Match to watch: Deloyer / Geens at 10:00 AM.
• To follow: the official dagplanning page is the reference for updates.