# Energy Padel in Brussels: behind the scenes of a P2 like no other

> The Energy Padel vlog tells the story behind the Brussels P2: the public, the black courts, the players and the Lebrón/Augsburger victory in a Belgian tournament that stands apart from the rest of the world's padel scene.

Source: Actu Padel
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Published: 2026-05-08T10:38:56+02:00
Modified: 2026-05-08T10:49:17+02:00
Author: Jérôme
Categories: Padel Belgium, Padel Videos
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## A vlog that shows the tournament in a different light

Energy Padel’s video of the Lotto Brussels Premier Padel P2 starts from a simple angle: show what the public doesn’t always see. Between training sessions, exchanges in the mixed zone, travel, meals between content creators and more spontaneous sequences, Felipe’s return gives a very concrete picture of the week in Brussels.

The decor helps a lot. The Tour & Taxis Maritime Station is not a conventional venue. The tournament’s official website presents the 2026 event as a week of **padel** in the heart of Brussels, from April 19 to 26, with the center court, two annex courts, a village and a real experience logic around the match. In the vlog, this dimension is clear from the very first shots: we’re not just talking about a Premier Padel table, but an event that lives around the courts.

## Brussels, a P2 with a P1 feel

One of the threads running through the video is the upset at the turnout. Energy Padel insists on a point that is rarely insignificant: seeing the stands packed on Tuesday or Wednesday mornings gives the tournament another dimension. In a calendar where some P2s can sometimes seem secondary, Brussels appears to have found its audience.

This feeling is reinforced by cross testimonials. Players talk about the tournament, fans compare it with other destinations on the circuit, and the Belgian organization is praised for its ability to bring **professional padel** closer to the local public. For a country where the discipline continues to grow, this fervor sends out a strong signal: Belgian padel is no longer confined to club play, it can also fill a professional stadium.

## Lebrón/Augsburger, black runs and details that count

The title of the video is based on the victory of Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger, champions in Brussels after toppling Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia in the final. But the most interesting part comes after the match: Lebrón’s words on the pair’s **mental solidity**, the place of the staff and the impression of a duo that is beginning to manage its internal tensions better.

[Energy Padel](https://www.youtube.com/@energypadel9145) also captures more technical details. The black slopes, promoted by [Greenset](https://www.greenset.net/fr/), give the tournament a distinctive visual identity. Greenset was presented as the official supplier of courts for the Brussels Premier Padel P2 2026, with a surface designed for consistency, safety and legibility of the game. In an exchange with Fernando Cánovas Llopis, the explanation given to the vlog is clear: the choice of Greenset is above all a response to the promoter’s desire for differentiation.

Basically, this vlog works because it links three levels: the sporting spectacle, **backstage** and the actual organization of a tournament. We cross paths with Miguel Lamperti, Tolito Aguirre, Martín Di Nenno, Paula Josemaría and the discussions surrounding Galán, Chingotto, Lebrón and Augsburger. It’s precisely this mix that makes the content interesting: it shows what goes on around the matches, between organization, atmosphere, training sessions, relationships between players and daily life on tour.