FIP Silver ESC Padel 2026
Results, Prize Money & Tournament Guide
February 25–March 1, 2026 · Espoo, Finland · €18,000 Total Prize Pool
The FIP Silver ESC Padel 2026 wrapped up in Espoo, Finland on March 1, 2026. Held at ESC Padel across five days of competition, the tournament featured a 32-team draw per gender and a €18,000 total prize pool. The men's champions — Pol Hernandez Alvarez and Guillermo Collado Losada — earned €2,000 per player after a hard-fought three-set final.
Tournament Completed
Total Distributed: €9,432
Top earner: Pol Hernandez Alvarez — €1,440
Men's Results
The men's draw produced an entertaining final round in Espoo. Pol Hernandez Alvarez and Guillermo Collado Losada edged past Alejandro Arroyo and Leonel Daniel Aguirre in a three-set battle to lift the FIP Silver title.
| Round | Players | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Final | Pol Hernandez Alvarez / Guillermo Collado Losada def. Alejandro Arroyo / Leonel Daniel Aguirre | 6-3 6-7 6-4 |
| Semi-final | Albin Olsson / Oscar Sebber Gormsen Lost in semi-finals | — |
| Semi-final | Adrian Ronco Lopez / Julian Lacamoire Lost in semi-finals | — |
Women's draw results were not available from the FIP API at time of publication.
Tournament Overview
The FIP Silver ESC Padel 2026 took place from February 25 to March 1, 2026 at ESC Padel in Espoo, Finland. The tournament brought together 32 pairs per gender for five days of competition at one of Finland's premier padel facilities.
As a FIP Silver event, this tournament sits in the mid-tier of the International Padel Federation's global calendar. It attracts a mix of touring professionals and ambitious national-level players competing for FIP world ranking points and prize money. Hosting a FIP Silver event in northern Europe in late February is a testament to the growth of padel in Scandinavia.
Padel in Finland
Finland is among the fastest-growing padel markets in Europe. ESC Padel in Espoo is one of the flagship venues in the country, featuring high-quality glass-walled courts and the infrastructure required to host international FIP-sanctioned events. The Espoo venue provided an ideal setting for competitors arriving from across Europe and beyond.
Tournament Schedule
| Phase | Dates | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Round of 32 | February 25–26 | 32 teams per draw, opening round |
| Round of 16 | February 26–27 | Men's and women's last 16 |
| Quarter-finals | February 27–28 | Top 8 teams per draw |
| Semi-finals | February 28 | Final four in each category |
| Finals | March 1 | Championship matches — €4,000 per pair at stake |
Draw Size & Format
The FIP Silver ESC Padel 2026 featured a 32-team main draw for both men's and women's categories. The format provides five rounds of competition, giving players a meaningful pathway from the opening round through to the final.
Men's Draw
Women's Draw
Prize Money Breakdown
The FIP Silver ESC Padel 2026 offered a €18,000 total prize pool. Prize money is the same for men and women at all rounds. Winners take home €2,000 per player (€4,000 per pair). Players eliminated in the Round of 32 do not receive prize money at this tier.
| Round | Per pair | Per player |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | €2,880 | €1,440 |
| Final | €1,440 | €720 |
| Semi-final | €764 | €382 |
| Quarter-final | €380 | €190 |
| Round of 16 | €204 | €102 |
| Round of 32 | no prize | — |
| Total Prize Pool | €18,000 (men + women combined) | |
Per pair = combined prize for the team. Per player = what each individual earns. View full earnings on the ESC Padel 2026 tournament page →
Venue: ESC Padel, Espoo
ESC Padel is one of Finland's leading padel facilities, located in Espoo — Finland's second-largest city and part of the greater Helsinki metropolitan area. The club's high-quality courts and experienced event organisation made it a strong choice for an international FIP Silver event.
Venue Details
- Name: ESC Padel
- Location: Espoo, Finland
- Type: Indoor padel facility
- FIP Sanctioned: Yes (FIP Silver 2026)
About Espoo & Finland
- Location: Espoo, Uusimaa region, southern Finland
- Time Zone: Eastern European Time (EET, UTC+2)
- February Climate: Cold and snowy — indoor courts essential
- Access: Helsinki Airport (HEL), ~30 min drive to Espoo
- Padel Scene: Rapidly growing, strong national federation
Earnings from the Tournament
| Player | Partner | Round | Earnings |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pol Hernandez Alvarez | Guillermo Collado Losada | Winner | €1,440 |
| Guillermo Collado Losada | Pol Hernandez Alvarez | Winner | €1,440 |
| Alejandro Arroyo | Leonel Daniel Aguirre | Final | €900 |
| Leonel Daniel Aguirre | Alejandro Arroyo | Final | €900 |
| Albin Olsson | Oscar Sebber Gormsen | Semi-final | €540 |
| Oscar Sebber Gormsen | Albin Olsson | Semi-final | €540 |
| Adrian Ronco Lopez | Julian Lacamoire | Semi-final | €540 |
| Julian Lacamoire | Adrian Ronco Lopez | Semi-final | €540 |
| Santiago Jose Pineda Cabello | Diego Garcia Garcia | Quarter-final | €324 |
| Diego Garcia Garcia | Santiago Jose Pineda Cabello | Quarter-final | €324 |
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