Prize Money, Schedule, Players & Tournament Guide
March 16-22, 2026 · Cancún, Mexico · €264,534 Prize Pool
Winners earn €15,000 (men) and €8,500 (women) per player — see full prize breakdown
Match results and bracket progression
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Go to tournament page →Premier Padel Cancún P2 2026 offers €264,534 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. With the top players returning after the 2025 boycott, competition for this prize money will be fierce.
| Round | Men / pair | Men / player | Women / pair | Women / 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 | €264,534 | |||
Per pair = combined prize for the team. Per player = what each individual takes home. View live earnings updates on the Cancún P2 2026 tournament page →
After a boycotted 2025 edition that saw many top players skip the event, the Cancún P2 returns with a €264,534 prize pool and a full-strength field at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Center. The world's best are heading to the Caribbean coast of Mexico — this time, nobody wants to miss out.
| Phase | Dates | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Qualifying Rounds | March 14-16 | 32 men (30 direct + 2 WC), 16 women |
| Main Draw | March 16-22 | 28 men, 24 women |
| Semi-finals | March 21 | Men's and women's semi-finals |
| Final | March 22 | Championship matches |
The Caribbean setting and passionate Mexican crowd add an extra dimension. Here are the top contenders expected to make a deep run.
The Spanish world number one comes off a strong start to 2026. Coello's relentless baseline intensity and clinical finishing make him the man to beat at any P2 event.
The Argentine magician will be especially fired up playing closer to home territory. Tapia's spectacular shot-making and creativity make him a fan favourite and a genuine title contender.
Galán's tactical intelligence and all-court game make him a perennial contender. His experience at high-pressure moments could prove decisive in the Caribbean heat.
The versatile Argentine brings exceptional defensive skills and consistency. Playing in a Latin American atmosphere will add extra motivation for Chingotto.
The powerful Spaniard from Cádiz thrives in warm, outdoor conditions. Lebrón's devastating smashes and aggressive net play are ideally suited to the Cancún environment.
The Menorcan powerhouse is one of the most consistent players on tour. Triay's composure, tactical intelligence, and ability to raise her game in big moments make her a perennial favourite at every event.
The Argentine star has established herself among the very best in the world. Brea's powerful game and commanding net presence will be especially charged playing on the Latin American side of the world.
The Spanish number one brings all-court excellence to Cancún. Josemaría's complete game and big-tournament experience make her a genuine title threat in the women's draw.
Another Spanish star who consistently delivers at the highest level. Sánchez brings the consistency and match craft to navigate a competitive P2 draw in Mexico.
Mexico applies a 25% withholding tax on prize money earned by non-resident athletes. This means a P2 winner taking home €15,000 in prize money will have €3,750 withheld by Mexican tax authorities, netting just €11,250.
25%
Withholding tax rate
€3,750
Tax on winner's prize
€11,250
Net take-home (winner)
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Premier Padel Cancún P2 2026 takes place March 16–22 at the Rafa Nadal Tennis Center in Costa Mujeres, Mexico, with a €264,534 prize pool. The second edition is shaping up to be everything the first should have been.
The inaugural Cancún P2 in March 2025 was marred by a boycott from many of the world's top players. Stars like Coello, Tapia, and Galán were absent from the draw, leaving the door open for Franco Stupaczuk and Juan Lebrón to claim the men's title and Gemma Triay and Delfina Brea to win the women's event. In 2026, the world's best are expected to return to Cancún, making this a much stronger and more competitive 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:
The outdoor facility in Costa Mujeres features Mondo turf courts with Bullpadel Next Pro balls, set against a stunning tropical backdrop just north of Cancún on Mexico's Caribbean coast.
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