From Tapia to Belasteguin — every Argentine player's prize money earnings, rankings, and why Argentina produces the best padel players in the world.
€6.5M total
earned by 117 Argentine players on the Premier Padel tour. With €55,651 per player vs Spain's €52,431 — Argentina's quality-over-quantity approach is unmatched.
Every Argentine player ranked by all-time prize money. Data updated live from our earnings database.
| # | Player | FIP Rank | Earnings |
|---|
| 1 |  Agustin Tapia Men | #1 | €1.2M |
| 2 |  Federico Chingotto Men | #3 | €824,213 |
| 3 |  Delfina Brea Senesi Women | #1 | €644,423 |
| 4 |  Martin Di Nenno Men | #12 | €443,606 |
| 5 |  Claudia Jensen Women | #11 | €272,261 |
| 6 |  Aranzazu Osoro Ulrich Women | #17 | €227,801 |
| 7 |  Juan Tello Men | #17 | €198,433 |
| 8 | SG Sanyo Gutierrez Men | — | €195,034 |
| 9 |  Leandro Augsburger Men | #11 | €192,852 |
| 10 |  Maximiliano Sanchez Men | #47 | €161,543 |
| 11 |  Virginia Riera Women | #34 | €136,437 |
| 12 | FB Fernando Belasteguin Men | — | €124,935 |
| 13 |  Gonzalo Gabriel Alfonso Men | #30 | €81,913 |
| 14 |  Martina Fassio Goyeneche Women | #24 | €81,303 |
| 15 | TA Tolito Aguirre Men | — | €78,127 |
Argentina may have fewer players on the professional tour than Spain, but the quality is extraordinary. With €55,651 earned per player compared to Spain's €52,431, Argentine players are consistently reaching the later rounds of every tournament.
Agustin Tapia leads the charge as the world's highest-earning padel player with over €1.2M. Behind him, Federico Chingotto and Delfina Brea further cement Argentina's position as a padel superpower.
No discussion of Argentine padel is complete without mentioning Fernando Belasteguin, widely considered the greatest padel player of all time. Bela held the world #1 ranking for 16 consecutive years — a Guinness World Record — and dominated the sport alongside partners Juan Martin Diaz and Pablo Lima.
Sanyo Gutierrez, another Argentine icon, served as Agustin Tapia's mentor and first professional partner. Their pairing helped launch Tapia into superstardom before Sanyo's retirement from the top tier.
The next wave of Argentine talent is already making its mark. Leandro Augsburger (FIP #10) has climbed rapidly through the rankings, while Alex Chozas (FIP #28) and Juan Tello (FIP #17) continue to build impressive earnings portfolios. On the women's side, Claudia Jensen (FIP #11) and Aranzazu Osoro (FIP #17) are establishing themselves among the world's best.
See detailed earnings breakdowns, tournament results, and ranking progression for every Argentine player.