# FIP ranking: Navarro and Di Nenno become the fourth men’s pair

> Navarro rises to seventh in the FIP ranking and Di Nenno to 11th. Their 11,594 points put them ahead of Stupaczuk-Sanz and Yanguas-Nieto after Paris.

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Published: 2026-09-15T23:06:33+02:00
Modified: 2026-09-15T23:06:33+02:00
Author: Jérôme
Categories: FIP – circuit & rankings, Headlines, Premier Padel Tour
Tags: Di nenno, FIP, Paquito Navarro, premierpadel
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The **FIP ranking dated September 14** places Paquito Navarro seventh with 6,563 points and Martín Di Nenno 11th with 5,031. Together they total 11,594 points. Among the men’s pairs currently playing together, that sum puts them fourth behind Coello-Tapia, Galán-Chingotto and Lebrón-Augsburger.

The FIP publishes an individual ranking rather than an official pairs table. Their fourth-place status therefore comes from adding the two players’ individual points in the current circuit lineup. The [official FIP ranking](https://www.padelfip.com/fip-rankings/) provides the individual totals used for this calculation.

## Navarro seventh, Di Nenno 11th in the FIP ranking

Navarro and Di Nenno now lead **Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz, who combine for 11,281 points**, by 313. They are also 708 points ahead of **Miguel Yanguas and Coki Nieto, on 10,886**. In Paris, the Spanish-Argentine pair were still seeded No. 6.

Navarro climbs two places to seventh and Di Nenno also gains two positions. Juan Lebrón and Leo Augsburger keep the third-highest combined total at 15,411. Only 708 points separate the fourth and sixth pairs, while Navarro-Di Nenno still trail Lebrón-Augsburger by 3,817.

## The Paris Major gives them 720 points each

The [Paris Major](https://www.padelfip.com/events/paris-major-2026/) added 720 FIP points to each player’s total after their semifinal run. Navarro and Di Nenno beat Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz 4-6, 6-1, 6-4 in the quarterfinals before losing 7-5, 6-2 to Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto. [Our Paris Major semifinal preview](https://actu-padel.com/demi-finales-paris-major-2026-affiches-reperes/) detailed the recent meetings involving the four remaining pairs.

Navarro and Di Nenno reunited in Rome at the beginning of June. During Media Day at the [BNL Italy Major Premier Padel](https://www.bnlitalymajorpremierpadel.com/en/News/Navarro-and-Di-Nenno-magic-returns-at-the-Foro-Italico-Back-together-to-be-on-fire-again), Di Nenno explained the goal behind their reunion:

> *“We got back together to be competitive against the top pairs in the world.”*

On September 14, their combined points put them directly behind the top three pairings. Their renewed partnership has reached semifinals in Bordeaux, Málaga, London and Paris, but has not won a Premier Padel title so far this season.

## Rotterdam P2 is the next stop

The next Premier Padel tournament is the **Rotterdam P2 from September 28 to October 4**. Seedings will depend on the final entry list and the ranking used for the draw. Navarro and Di Nenno will nevertheless arrive in the Netherlands with the fourth-highest combined point total among the men’s pairs currently together.