Prize Pool
€185,252
Total Matches
94
Matches Played
73
Players Paid
117
The Madrid P1 has concluded in Madrid. As a Premier Padel P1 event, one of the highest-tier tournaments on the professional circuit, this event saw fierce competition with €185,252 in prize money distributed among the participants. In total, €426,728 was distributed across 117 players.
About This Tournament
Level: P1 — One of the premier events on tour, featuring top-seeded players and substantial prize money.
Venue: Madrid. Padel continues to grow globally, with premier events hosted across five continents.
Dates: September 1, 2025 through September 7, 2025
Total Prize Pool: €185,252, split between the men's and women's draws.
Tournament Champions
What Can The Winners Earn?
Here's the complete prize money breakdown for Madrid P1 2025. The total prize pool of €185,252 is divided between the men's and women's draws, with prize money awarded per player at each stage of the tournament.
The winners take home €26,000 each — but even first-round losers earn prize money, making every match worth fighting for.
Men's Draw
| Round | Per Player |
|---|---|
| Winner | €26,000 |
| Final | €14,300 |
| Semi-final | €7,800 |
| Quarter-final | €5,200 |
| Round of 16 | €3,094 |
| Round of 32 | €1,750 |
Women's Draw
| Round | Per Player |
|---|---|
| Winner | €26,000 |
| Final | €14,300 |
| Semi-final | €7,800 |
| Quarter-final | €5,200 |
| Round of 16 | €3,094 |
| Round of 32 | €1,750 |
Match Results
All 73 completed matches from Madrid P1 2025.
Finals
Men's
Coello / Tapiahidden_free_planNenno / Augsburger
Women's
Pons / Senesihidden_free_planSanchez / Fernandez
Semifinals
Men's
Coello / Tapiahidden_free_planYanguas / Nieto
Stupaczuk / Lebronhidden_free_planNenno / Augsburger
Women's
Pons / Senesihidden_free_planPrieto / Araujo
Sanchez / Fernandezhidden_free_planBengoechea / Santamaria
Quarter
Men's
Coello / Tapiahidden_free_planLijo / Arce
Guerrero / Lealhidden_free_planYanguas / Nieto
Stupaczuk / Lebronhidden_free_planGonzalez / Sanz
Nenno / Augsburgerhidden_free_planChingotto / Galan
Women's
Pons / Senesihidden_free_planJensen / Villa
Orsi / Goyenechehidden_free_planPrieto / Araujo
Sanchez / Fernandezhidden_free_planPostiguillo / Barrera
Bengoechea / Santamariahidden_free_planFallada / Martin
Round of 16
Men's
Coello / Tapiahidden_free_planRuiz / Ruiz
Lijo / Arcehidden_free_planBergamini / Navarro
Tello / Cardonahidden_free_planGuerrero / Leal
Alonso / Bautistahidden_free_planYanguas / Nieto
Stupaczuk / Lebronhidden_free_planBelluati / Garrido
Jofre / Arroyohidden_free_planGonzalez / Sanz
Nenno / Augsburgerhidden_free_planBarahona / Garcia
Diestro / Esbrihidden_free_planChingotto / Galan
Women's
Pons / Senesihidden_free_planFuente / Maldonado
Pelegri / Zielinskihidden_free_planJensen / Villa
Orsi / Goyenechehidden_free_planLopez / Ortiz
Guinart / Segadorhidden_free_planPrieto / Araujo
Sanchez / Fernandezhidden_free_planMartinez / Collombon
Postiguillo / Barrerahidden_free_planGallego / Alcorisa
Bengoechea / Santamariahidden_free_planOrtiz / Borrero
Garcia / Sanchezhidden_free_planFallada / Martin
Round of 32
Men's
Coello / Tapiahidden_free_planGala / Campagnolo
Lancha / Ceperohidden_free_planRuiz / Ruiz
Aguirre / Chozashidden_free_planLijo / Arce
Dominguez / Jimenezhidden_free_planBergamini / Navarro
Tello / Cardonahidden_free_planSans / Quilez
Martinez / Rubinihidden_free_planGuerrero / Leal
Alonso / Bautistahidden_free_planHuete / Ortega
Sanchez / Gilhidden_free_planYanguas / Nieto
Stupaczuk / Lebronhidden_free_planGutierrez / Alfonso
Ortinez / Menahidden_free_planBelluati / Garrido
Jofre / Arroyohidden_free_planGoenaga / Hernandez
Martinez / Biancohidden_free_planGonzalez / Sanz
Nenno / Augsburgerhidden_free_planCastaño / Carnero
Deus / Deushidden_free_planBarahona / Garcia
Diestro / Esbrihidden_free_planFernandez / Rodrigo
Mouriño / Valenzuelahidden_free_planChingotto / Galan
Women's
Arruabarrena / Bidahorriahidden_free_planFuente / Maldonado
Lopez / Moralhidden_free_planJensen / Villa
Ulrich / Virsedahidden_free_planOrsi / Goyeneche
Lopez / Ortizhidden_free_planBautista / Carrillo
Paredes / Abajohidden_free_planGuinart / Segador
Saez / Nogueirahidden_free_planMartinez / Collombon
Gomez / Rodriguezhidden_free_planPostiguillo / Barrera
TBDhidden_free_planGallego / Alcorisa
Bengoechea / Santamariahidden_free_planGodallier / Martin
Ortiz / Borrerohidden_free_planSalazar / Soto
Garcia / Sanchezhidden_free_planTalavan / Lopez-Barajas
Round of 64
Men's
Gala / Campagnolohidden_free_planHernandez / Collado
Rico / Sagerhidden_free_planLancha / Cepero
Capra / Goñihidden_free_planLijo / Arce
Teres / Zapatahidden_free_planDominguez / Jimenez
Pastor / Checahidden_free_planSans / Quilez
Martinez / Rubinihidden_free_planGarcia / Gonzalez
Valdes / Gutierrezhidden_free_planHuete / Ortega
Rubio / Ruizhidden_free_planSanchez / Gil
Gutierrez / Alfonsohidden_free_planPerino / Piotto
Jimenez / Martihidden_free_planOrtinez / Mena
Jensen / Torrehidden_free_planGoenaga / Hernandez
Martinez / Biancohidden_free_planVilariño / Oria
Berdonce / Villalongahidden_free_planCastaño / Carnero
Lopez / Gonzalezhidden_free_planDeus / Deus
Patiniotis / Moyahidden_free_planFernandez / Rodrigo
Mouriño / Valenzuelahidden_free_planSantigosa / Sanchez
Prize Distribution by Round
How the prize money was distributed across each stage of the tournament.
Winner
€86,000
4 players
Final
€46,100
4 players
Semi-final
€49,400
8 players
Quarter-final
€63,624
16 players
Round of 16
€82,224
32 players
Round of 32
€99,380
53 players
Complete Earnings Breakdown
Full list of all 117 players who earned prize money, grouped by round reached.
Winner4 players€86,000
Winner4 players
€86,000Men
| Martin Di Nenno& Leandro Augsburger | €26,000 |
| Leandro Augsburger& Martin Di Nenno | €26,000 |
Final4 players€46,100
Final4 players
€46,100Men
| Agustin Tapia& Arturo Coello | €13,700 |
| Arturo Coello& Agustin Tapia | €13,700 |
Women
| Delfina Brea Senesi& Gemma Triay Pons | €9,350 |
| Gemma Triay Pons& Delfina Brea Senesi | €9,350 |
Semi-final8 players€49,400
Semi-final8 players
€49,400Men
| Franco Stupaczuk& Juan Lebron | €7,250 |
| Miguel Yanguas& Jorge Nieto | €7,250 |
| Juan Lebron& Franco Stupaczuk | €7,250 |
| Jorge Nieto& Miguel Yanguas | €7,250 |
Quarter-final16 players€63,624
Quarter-final16 players
€63,624Men
| Pablo Lijo& Maximiliano Arce Simo | €4,553 |
| Francisco Guerrero& Javier Leal | €4,553 |
| Momo Gonzalez& Jon Sanz | €4,553 |
| Javier Leal& Francisco Guerrero | €4,553 |
| Jon Sanz& Momo Gonzalez | €4,553 |
| Alejandro Galan& Federico Chingotto | €4,553 |
| Maximiliano Arce Simo& Pablo Lijo | €4,553 |
| Federico Chingotto& Alejandro Galan | €4,553 |
Women
Round of 1632 players€82,224
Round of 1632 players
€82,224Men
| Juanlu Esbri& Jose Antonio Diestro | €3,120 |
| Pablo Cardona& Juan Tello | €3,120 |
| Alejandro Arroyo& Inigo Jofre | €3,120 |
| Francisco Navarro& Lucas Bergamini | €3,120 |
| Javier Garrido& Juan Cruz Belluati | €3,120 |
| Jose Antonio Diestro& Juanlu Esbri | €3,120 |
| Victor Ruiz& Alejandro Ruiz | €3,120 |
| Jairo Bautista& Eduardo Alonso | €3,120 |
| Javier Barahona& Javier Garcia | €3,120 |
| Eduardo Alonso& Jairo Bautista | €3,120 |
| Lucas Bergamini& Francisco Navarro | €3,120 |
| Juan Cruz Belluati& Javier Garrido | €3,120 |
| Javier Garcia& Javier Barahona | €3,120 |
| Juan Tello& Pablo Cardona | €3,120 |
| Inigo Jofre& Alejandro Arroyo | €3,120 |
| Alejandro Ruiz& Victor Ruiz | €3,120 |
Women
Round of 3253 players€99,380
Round of 3253 players
€99,380Men
Women
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the prize pool for Madrid P1 2025?
The total prize pool for Madrid P1 2025 is €185,252, split between the men's and women's draws. Prize money is awarded per player, meaning each member of a winning pair takes home the full amount listed for their round.
How much does the winner of Madrid P1 earn?
Each winner of Madrid P1 2025 earns €26,000 per player. Since padel is played in pairs, the winning team collectively takes home €52,000.
When is Madrid P1 2025?
Madrid P1 2025 took place on September 1, 2025 and runs through September 7, 2025. The main draw typically follows qualification rounds.
Where is Madrid P1 2025 held?
Madrid P1 2025 is held in Madrid. The Premier Padel tour visits locations across the globe, with events in Europe, the Middle East, South America, and beyond.
What level is Madrid P1?
Madrid P1 is a Premier Padel P1 event, one of the highest-tier tournaments on the professional circuit. The Premier Padel hierarchy goes Major (highest) > P1 > P2, followed by FIP Tour events (Platinum, Gold, Silver, Bronze). Higher-level events offer more prize money and ranking points.
Where can I watch Madrid P1 2025?
Madrid P1 2025 is broadcast live on the Premier Padel YouTube channel (free) and select regional broadcasters. Most main draw matches are available to stream for free worldwide.
How does padel prize money work?
Prize money in padel is awarded per player, not per team. Both players in a winning pair receive the full prize amount for their round. Even first-round losers earn prize money at Premier Padel events, making every match financially meaningful for the players.
Who won Madrid P1 2025?
The champions of Madrid P1 2025 are: Martin Di Nenno, Leandro Augsburger, Beatriz Gonzalez Fernandez, Claudia Fernandez Sanchez. Each winner earned €26,000 in prize money.
How much prize money was distributed at Madrid P1 2025?
A total of €426,728 was distributed across 117 players at Madrid P1 2025. View the complete earnings breakdown by round above.
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