# Rotterdam Premier Padel P2 2026 draws: the seeded pairs

> The Rotterdam Premier Padel P2 2026 draws are set. Coello-Tapia and Brea-Triay defend their titles at Ahoy, with Navarro-Di Nenno seeded fourth before Düsseldorf and Milan.

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Published: 2026-09-29T22:43:04+02:00
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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](https://www.padelfip.com/2026/09/the-coello-tapia-rule-fourth-straight-roland-garros-title-for-arturo-and-agus-sanchez-ustero-what-a-dominant-performance/).

> *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](https://www.padelfip.com/events/rotterdam-p2-2026/).

[Our article on the three Dutch events in September](https://actu-padel.com/en/padel-netherlands-utrecht-amsterdam-rotterdam-september-2026/) also covers Utrecht and Amsterdam before Rotterdam.