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Premier Padel Asuncion P2 2026

Prize Money, Schedule, Players & Tournament Guide

May 4-10, 2026 · Asuncion, Paraguay · €252,250 Prize Pool

€252,250
Premier Padel in Paraguay

Premier Padel arrives in Paraguay for the Asuncion P2 with a €252,250 prize pool. After Brussels, the tour heads to South America for a thrilling double-header — Asuncion P2 followed immediately by the Buenos Aires P1, making this the start of the Latin American swing on the 2026 calendar.

Upcoming Tournament

Starts May 4, 2026

Qualifying rounds begin May 3 — main draw starts May 5

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Tournament Overview

Premier Padel Asuncion P2 2026 takes place from May 4-10, 2026 in Asuncion, Paraguay. This event marks the tour's first stop in Paraguay for the 2026 season, bringing world-class padel to South America as part of the Latin American swing that also includes the Buenos Aires P1 the following week.

Padel in Paraguay

Paraguay is one of the fastest-growing padel markets in South America. The sport has seen explosive growth across the country, with new clubs opening at a rapid pace. Having a Premier Padel event in Asuncion is a major milestone for the local padel community and helps develop the sport in the region. The passionate South American crowds bring an electric atmosphere that players love.

What is a P2 Tournament?

The P2 designation represents the third tier of Premier Padel events, below Majors and P1 tournaments. P2 events are still highly competitive and feature:

  • €252,250 total prize pool — substantial prize money for all rounds
  • Strong main draws — 28 men's pairs and 24 women's pairs
  • Qualifying rounds offering opportunities for emerging talent
  • Valuable FIP ranking points for world rankings

The Latin American Swing

Asuncion kicks off a thrilling two-week South American stretch. After the P2 in Paraguay, the tour moves to Buenos Aires for a P1 event (May 11-17). This back-to-back schedule means Argentine and South American players have a significant home advantage, and the passionate local crowds create an atmosphere unlike any other events on the calendar.

Key Dates & Schedule

PhaseDatesDetails
Qualifying RoundsMay 3-4Men's and women's qualifying
Main DrawMay 5-1028 men, 24 women
Semi-finalsMay 9Men's and women's semi-finals
FinalMay 10Championship matches

Draw Size & Format

Men's Draw

Main Draw28 pairs
Direct entries22
Qualifiers4
Wildcards2
Qualifying Draw32 pairs

Women's Draw

Main Draw24 pairs
Direct entries19
Qualifiers4
Wildcards1
Qualifying Draw16 pairs

Prize Money Breakdown

Premier Padel Asuncion P2 2026 offers €252,250 in total prize money, distributed across both men's and women's draws. Men's winners take home €15,000 per player and women's winners earn €8,500 per player.

RoundMen / pairMen / playerWomen / pairWomen / player
Winner€30,000€15,000€17,000€8,500
Final€16,500€8,250€9,350€4,675
Semi-final€9,000€4,500€5,100€2,550
Quarter-final€6,000€3,000€3,400€1,700
Round of 16€3,562€1,781€2,018€1,009
Round of 32€2,000€1,000€1,000€500
Total Prize Pool€252,250

Per pair = combined prize for the team. Per player = what each individual takes home. View live earnings updates on the Asuncion P2 2026 tournament page →

Tax on Prize Money in Paraguay: 15% Withholding

Paraguay applies a flat 15% withholding tax on prize money earned by non-resident athletes. This means a P2 winner taking home €15,000 in prize money will have €2,250 withheld by Paraguayan tax authorities, netting €12,750. This is relatively low for South America.

15%

Withholding tax rate

€2,250

Tax on winner's prize

€12,750

Net take-home (winner)

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Key Players to Watch

South American events always attract strong Argentine and local talent, alongside top European players looking for crucial ranking points.

Men's Draw

Agustín Tapia

The Argentine maestro is the highest earner in padel history and will have massive home support across the South American swing. His creativity and shot-making thrive in front of passionate crowds.

Arturo Coello

The Spanish world number one brings relentless intensity to every event. Coello's consistency makes him the favourite at every P2 he enters.

Federico Chingotto

The Argentine defensive specialist will relish playing close to home. Chingotto's exceptional consistency and grit make him a perennial contender.

Franco Stupaczuk

Another Argentine powerhouse who always performs at his best in South America. Stupaczuk's powerful game is perfectly suited for the passionate local crowd.

Alejandro Galán

Galán's tactical intelligence and all-court game make him a threat anywhere. His experience in high-pressure moments is unmatched on the circuit.

Women's Draw

Delfina Brea

The Argentine star will have enormous home support across the South American swing. Brea's powerful game and commanding net presence make her a serious title contender.

Gemma Triay

The Menorcan powerhouse brings consistent, world-class padel to every tournament. Triay's composure under pressure makes her a perennial favourite.

Paula Josemaría

The Spanish number one brings all-court excellence. Her complete game and big-tournament experience make her a genuine title threat.

Ariana Sánchez

Sánchez consistently delivers at the highest level, bringing consistency and match craft to navigate a competitive P2 draw.

Venue & Location: Asuncion, Paraguay

Asuncion, the capital of Paraguay, sits on the banks of the Paraguay River. The city is the political, cultural, and economic heart of the country and is known for its warm hospitality and passionate sporting culture. Premier Padel events in South America consistently draw some of the most energetic crowds on the entire tour.

Tournament Details

  • Category: P2 (Premier 2)
  • Surface: Indoor
  • Prize Pool: €252,250
  • Dates: May 4-10, 2026

About Asuncion

  • Country: Paraguay
  • Climate: Warm May weather, 18–28°C (64–82°F)
  • Timezone: PYT (Paraguay Time, UTC-4)
  • Airport: Silvio Pettirossi International (ASU)

How to Watch Premier Padel Asuncion

Streaming Options

Premier Padel YouTube

Free live streaming of all main court matches with commentary. No subscription required — visit the official Premier Padel channel.

FIP TV

The official International Padel Federation streaming platform offers comprehensive coverage including multiple courts.

Schedule Tips

  • Time zone: PYT (Paraguay Time, UTC-4)
  • Europe (CET) viewers: Matches from late afternoon to late evening CET
  • US (EST) viewers: Matches from early afternoon onwards
  • Final: Sunday May 10

Latest Earnings

Earnings will be updated as the tournament progresses. Check back during and after the event for live prize money data.

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Frequently Asked Questions

When is Premier Padel Asuncion P2 2026?
Premier Padel Asuncion P2 2026 runs from May 4-10, 2026. Qualifying rounds begin May 3-4, the main draw starts May 5, and the final takes place on Sunday May 10 in Asuncion, Paraguay.
How much is the Asuncion P2 2026 prize money?
The total prize pool is approximately €252,250. Men's winners earn €15,000 per player, finalists €8,250, semi-finalists €4,500, quarter-finalists €3,000, R16 €1,781, and R32 €1,000. Women's winners earn €8,500, finalists €4,675, semi-finalists €2,550, quarter-finalists €1,700, R16 €1,009, and R32 €500 per player.
How to watch Premier Padel Asuncion 2026?
All matches are streamed live for free on the Premier Padel YouTube channel and FIP TV. No subscription is required. The final is scheduled for Sunday May 10.
What is the tax rate on prize money in Paraguay?
Paraguay applies a flat 15% withholding tax on prize money earned by non-resident athletes. A P2 winner earning €15,000 would have €2,250 withheld, netting €12,750. This is relatively low compared to other Premier Padel tournament locations.
What is a P2 tournament in Premier Padel?
P2 (Premier 2) is the third tier of Premier Padel tournaments, below Majors and P1 events. P2 tournaments feature prize pools around €250,000-295,000, competitive draws, and valuable FIP ranking points. They are important for both established stars and rising players.
What comes after Asuncion P2 on the tour?
After Asuncion, the tour stays in South America for the Buenos Aires P1 (May 11-17). This back-to-back Latin American swing is a highlight of the 2026 calendar.

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