The Valladolid Premier Padel P2 enters its decisive week with a setting that changes everything: the Plaza Mayor. From June 21 to 28, 2026, the Spanish tournament will feature the men’s and women’s draws, the final spots from the qualifiers, and the first matches of the main draw.
Valladolid Premier Padel P2: A Two-Tempo Launch
The tournament began with the qualifying rounds, scheduled for Sunday, June 21, through Tuesday, June 23, before the main draw got underway on Tuesday. The men’s draw kicks off this evening with two big match-ups in the first round, while the final qualifying pairs are still vying for a spot in the round of 16.
The context gives this edition special significance: Arturo Coello is returning home with Agustín Tapia for a tournament in which the No. 1-seeded pair is defending a winning streak in Valladolid. Behind them, Galan/Chingotto, Lebron/Augsburger, and Stupaczuk/Yanguas round out an already packed men’s draw.
In the women’s draw, the main draw begins on Wednesday with several first-round duels. The favourites will gradually make their debut in a half of the draw where Brea/Triay, Sanchez/Ustero, Fernandez/Araujo, and Josemaria/Gonzalez are the focus of attention.
Results and Upcoming Matches in Valladolid
From Sunday, June 21, through Sunday, June 28, the Valladolid Premier Padel P2 tournament will be held in Valladolid, with the Plaza Mayor serving as the center court. The men’s main draw begins on the evening of Tuesday, June 23, while the final qualifying rounds are still set to determine several additional entrants.
Tournament in progress: The main draw kicks off with Diestro/Piotto facing Hernandez/Martinez, followed by Rubio/Ruiz against Guerrero/Leal. Meanwhile, the men’s qualifying rounds are determining the final spots, featuring matches such as Rodriguez/De Pascual vs. Abbate/Montiel, Appelgren/Rutgersson vs. Santigosa/Sintes, Arias/Garcia vs. Gil/Castaño, and Perry/Zamora vs. Nuno Deus/Miguel Deus. On the women’s side, Wednesday’s schedule will kick off the first round with several big match-ups to watch, including Rufo/Castello vs. Lopez Moral/Touly and Collombon/Sharifova vs. Caparros/Bidahorria.
Schedule — Tuesday, June 23
| Table | Match | Key Takeaways |
|---|---|---|
| Men | Diestro / Piotto vs. Hernandez / Martinez | First men’s main draw match scheduled for the evening session. |
| Men | Rubio / Ruiz vs. Guerrero / Leal | A big match-up in the first round between a seasoned pair and the No. 7 seeds. |
Men’s Qualifying Rounds — to be updated
| Match | Score | To remember |
|---|---|---|
| Rodriguez / De Pascual vs. Abbate / Montiel | To be determined | A spot in the main draw is at stake. |
| Appelgren / Rutgersson vs. Santigosa / Sintes | To be determined | The winner will advance to the round of 32. |
| Arias / Garcia vs. Gil / Castaño | To be filled in | Men’s final qualifying round. |
| Perry / Zamora vs. Nuno Deus / Miguel Deus | To be determined | The result will determine one of the qualifiers for the men’s draw. |
Schedule — Wednesday, June 24
| Table | Match | Key Takeaways |
|---|---|---|
| Women | Castello / Rufo vs. Lopez Moral / Touly | Carla Touly has advanced to the main draw alongside Amanda Lopez Moral after qualifying. |
| Women | Collombon / Sharifova vs. Caparros / Bidahorria | An important first round for the French-Russian pair. |
| Men | Chozas / Libaak vs. Sanchez Blasco / Gutierrez | The winners will face Coello / Tapia in the next round. |
| Men | Gonzalez / Campagnolo vs. Victor Ruiz / Mario Ortega | The No. 8 seeds kick off their tournament. |
What to Watch For
The first key factor will be which players qualify. Several brackets in the men’s draw still depend on these results, which could quickly change the outlook for the round of 16. The second will be the gradual entry of the top pairs, with Coello/Tapia and Galan/Chingotto already at the center of the projections.
For readers, this page is intended to be updated regularly: scores, qualifiers, and upcoming matches will be added throughout the week. Valladolid is thus kicking off on two fronts at once: the conclusion of the qualification rounds and the start of the main draw in one of the most recognizable frames on the tour. Please check the information against theofficial FIP event updates and thetournament order of play.
