The Road to Masters by CUPRA opens its fifth and final 2026 stop at Tero Padel Louise in Brussels. Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles’s official tournament page lists the event from 1 to 4 October, with the Road to Masters MD1000 and WD500 divisions on the programme.
Tero Padel Louise hosts the fifth stop
Tournament no. 350773 also includes MD200, MD400, MD500 and WD200 draws. In the Masters race, the two relevant categories remain the MD1000, reserved for P1000 and P700 players, and the WD500, open to P700, P500 and P400 women under the priority order set by the regulations.
The fifth stop completes a series that has visited Club VG, Tero Garisart, BATD Odrimont and RTC La Raquette. At the third stop in Odrimont, the circuit had already reached the second half of its schedule. Tero Louise now hosts the last tournament counting directly toward the five-stop standings.
Benjamin Berger, Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles sports coordinator and referee for the stop, summed up the format when the circuit was launched on LinkedIn.
We are very proud to present the Road to Masters by CUPRA circuit: one circuit, five stops.
Up to 2,000 points available before the Masters
The points scale awards 2,000 points to the winners, 1,200 to the runners-up, 640 to the semi-finalists and 360 to the quarter-finalists. Results from all five stops are added together for the final Road to Masters ranking. The men’s rules also include the Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles Championships and Lotto Belgian Padel Tour events held in Wallonia. For the women, the two Lotto Belgian Padel Tour stops staged in Wallonia are also included.
The format uses groups of three teams, with the winner of each group advancing to the final draw. Matches are played over two winning sets, with a 10-point super tiebreak at one set all. The golden point is not used. The final may be played over three full sets at the referee’s discretion.
The Masters will run from 26 November to 6 December at Roch4Padel
Padel Wallonie-Bruxelles states on its official Masters page that the 2026 edition will take place from 26 November to 6 December at Roch4Padel. This updates the initial regulations, which still listed 27 November to 6 December with the venue to be confirmed.
Players competing at Tero Louise therefore have their final Road to Masters stop to add to their total before the end-of-season selection. Draws and schedules can be followed on the official tournament page.
