The Rotterdam Premier Padel P2 2026 draws are set with 28 men’s pairs and 24 women’s pairs. The tournament runs from 27 September to 4 October at Rotterdam Ahoy. Coello-Tapia and Brea-Triay defend the titles they won in 2025, while Navarro-Di Nenno move up to the No. 4 men’s seed. This event also starts a three-week run offering up to 2,200 points before the Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona.
Navarro and Di Nenno move up to the No. 4 seed
The men’s draw has 28 pairs. Coello-Tapia (1), Galán-Chingotto (2), Lebrón-Augsburger (3) and Di Nenno-Navarro (4) receive first-round byes. Paquito Navarro and Martín Di Nenno earned the fourth seed after reaching the semi-finals in London and Paris, moving ahead of Stupaczuk-Sanz and Nieto-Yanguas on the entry list.
Coello and Tapia will face the winner of Edu Alonso-Aimar Goñi against Álvaro Montiel-Dani Santigosa in the round of 16. Galán and Chingotto could open against David Gala-Enzo Jensen or wild cards Sten Richters-Albin Olsson. Based on the seeding, Coello-Tapia could meet Guerrero-Leal in the quarter-finals, while Lebrón-Augsburger could face Yanguas-Nieto.
Brea-Triay share their half with Sánchez-Ustero
The women’s draw features 24 pairs, with all eight seeded teams entering on Thursday in the round of 16. Brea-Triay are the No. 1 seeds, Josemaría-González are No. 2 and Sánchez-Ustero are No. 3. Paris Major champions Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero are in the same half as Brea and Triay. The two pairs could meet in the semi-finals if both get that far.
Tamara Icardo is not playing in Rotterdam because of injury. Claudia Jensen partners Claudia Escacena as the No. 8 seeds. Brea-Triay could meet Salazar-Osoro in the quarter-finals, while Sánchez-Ustero could face Guinart-Alonso.
After the Paris title, Ari Sánchez described the level she and Ustero reached in the official FIP report.
Winning here, on a court like Philippe-Chatrier, while playing at our best level, is really special.
Rotterdam is their first tournament since that Major.
Dates, schedule and 2,200 points before Barcelona
The Rotterdam winner can earn 600 points. The Düsseldorf P2 follows from 5 to 11 October with another 600 points available, then the Milan P1 from 12 to 18 October offers 1,000. Across the three events, a player can collect up to 2,200 points for the FIP Ranking and FIP Race. The FIP also lists €264,534 in prize money for Rotterdam.
The men’s main draw starts on Tuesday 29 September at 18:30 and the women’s main draw on Wednesday at 12:00. The round of 16 is scheduled for 1 October, the quarter-finals for 2 October, the semi-finals for 3 October and the finals for 4 October from 16:00, according to the official FIP schedule.
Our article on the three Dutch events in September also covers Utrecht and Amsterdam before Rotterdam.
