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Premier Padel Newgiza P2 2026

April 13–18 · Newgiza Sports Club, Giza, Egypt · €262,250 prize pool

€262,250
Completed

Premier Padel Newgiza P2 2026 has concluded with a €262,250 prize pool distributed at the Newgiza Sports Club in Giza, Egypt. Top earner: Federico Chingotto with €15,000.

Tournament Completed

Total Distributed: €215,290

Top earner: Federico Chingotto — €15,000

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Tournament Buzz: Storylines from Newgiza

The drama, upsets, and talking points as the action unfolds

Updated daily
Eliminated

Lebrón & Augsburger crash out in R16

The #3 seeds lost their Round of 16 match 6–7, 6–3, 0–6 — bageled in the deciding set. A humiliating exit for a pair of this caliber. Their first-round win followed by an R16 collapse caps a troubled tournament weeks in the making: the Borges “sinverguenza” scandal (as reported by Padel Magazine and Libertad Digital) cast a shadow from day one. Questions about their future as a pair are now louder than ever.

“¡Cómo puedes ser tan sinverguenza?” — Lisandro Borges, Augsburger's agent
Juan Lebrón career earnings →
Women's Final

Triay & Brea storm into the final

Despite early withdrawal fears, Triay & Brea have been dominant in Egypt — dropping just 2 games in the QF (6-0, 6-2) and 3 in the SF (6-0, 6-3). They face Josemaria / González in Saturday's final after the Miami champions destroyed Caldera/Goenaga 6-0, 6-1 and beat Sánchez/Ustero 6-2, 6-3.

Women's final: Triay/Brea vs Josemaria/González — Saturday 3PM.

Notable Absence

Coello & Tapia Skip for Third Straight Year

For the third consecutive year, world #1 pair Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia have skipped Newgiza. Strategic rest, not injury. Galán & Chingotto can close the YTD earnings gap from €15,000 to as little as €0.

YTD gap:€55,300 (Tapia) vs €40,300 (Galán) — could disappear here(as of Apr 15)
New Pairs

New Partnerships Making Their Debut

Newgiza marks the first tournament for several new pairings: Franco Stupaczuk & Miguel Yanguas (#2 seed), Sanyo Gutiérrez & Víctor Ruiz, Gonzalo Alfonso & Javi Barahona, and Jose Jiménez & Javier García. Performance here signals which pairs might stick together for Brussels P2.

R32 Upset

Di Nenno / González — another seed falls early

#6 seeded Jerónimo González & Martín Di Nenno were eliminated in the Round of 32 by unseeded Jiménez & García, 3–6, 6–2, 6–3. Combined with Lebrón & Augsburger crashing out in R16, two of the top six seeds are already gone. The draw is wide open — and the Newgiza upsets are making this one of the most unpredictable P2s of the year.

Live Draw & Match Results

Click any player name to see their full career prize money history.

Men's prize money per round: R32 €1,000 · R16 €1,781 · QF €3,000 · SF €4,500 · Final €8,250 · Winner €15,000 per player

Tournament Bracket

Match results and bracket progression

ROUND OF 32
€1,000/player
(1)
GALAN/CHINGOTTO
BYE
(5)
NIETO/SANZ
66
WAKIM/ZAGHLOUL
11
ESBRI/RUIZ
76
RUIZ/GUTIERREZ
54
JIMENEZ/GARCIA
366
(6)
GONZALEZ/DI NENNO
623
JENSEN/HERNANDEZ
76
CEPERO/GARCIA
60
RUBIO/RUIZ
66
CARDONA/LEAL
43
BARAHONA/ALFONSO
646
BAUTISTA/ZAPATA
364
BYE
(4)
GUERRERO/NAVARRO
(3)
AUGSBURGER/LEBRON
BYE
BERGERON/FONTENY
171
(8)
TELLO/ALONSO
656
ABOULKASSEM/EL GARHY
12
GOENAGA/GOÑI
66
(7)
GARRIDO/BERGAMINI
66
INSA/ROGLAN
01
LAMPERTI/ABUD
32
LIJO/ARCE
66
COLLADO/HERNANDEZ
266
AGUIRRE/ARROYO
644
JOFRE/GALA
2
DIESTRO/SANCHEZ
6
BYE
(2)
STUPACZUK/YANGUAS
ROUND OF 16
€1,781/player
(1)
GALAN/CHINGOTTO
646
TBD
361
TBD
56
JIMENEZ/GARCIA
77
CHINGOTTO/GALAN
646
RUBIO/RUIZ
361
BARAHONA/ALFONSO
55
(4)
GUERRERO/NAVARRO
77
(3)
AUGSBURGER/LEBRON
660
TBD
736
GOÑI/GOENAGA
662
TBD
716
LIJO/ARCE
5
GARCIA/JIMENEZ
7
DIESTRO/SANCHEZ
40
(2)
STUPACZUK/YANGUAS
66
QUARTER
GALAN/CHINGOTTO
66
GARCIA/JIMENEZ
40
SANZ/NIETO
67
NAVARRO/GUERRERO
45
JENSEN/HERNANDEZ
464
ALONSO/TELLO
626
BERGAMINI/GARRIDO
631
YANGUAS/STUPACZUK
366
SEMIFINALS
€4,500/player
GALAN/CHINGOTTO
66
NIETO/SANZ
34
TELLO/ALONSO
14
STUPACZUK/YANGUAS
66
FINALS
GALAN/CHINGOTTO
66
STUPACZUK/YANGUAS
41
View full bracket on FIP

Latest Earnings

PlayerPartnerRoundEarnings
Federico ChingottoAlejandro GalanWinner€15,000
Alejandro GalanFederico ChingottoWinner€15,000
Beatriz Gonzalez FernandezPaula Josemaria MartinWinner€8,500
Paula Josemaria MartinBeatriz Gonzalez FernandezWinner€8,500
Franco StupaczukMiguel YanguasFinal€8,250
Miguel YanguasFranco StupaczukFinal€8,250
Gemma Triay PonsDelfina Brea SenesiFinal€4,675
Delfina Brea SenesiGemma Triay PonsFinal€4,675
Jon SanzJorge NietoSemi-final€4,500
Eduardo AlonsoJuan TelloSemi-final€4,500
View all 103 earnings →

Tournament Schedule

All times local — EET (UTC+2)

  1. Saturday · Apr 11

    Men's Qualifying Round 1

    9:30 AM
  2. Sunday · Apr 12

    Women's Qualifying Round 1

    9:30 AM
  3. Monday · Apr 13

    Main Draw Round 1

    4:00 PM
  4. Tuesday · Apr 14

    Main Draw Round 1

    9:30 AM
  5. Wednesday · Apr 15

    Round of 16

    9:30 AM
  6. Thursday · Apr 16

    Quarter-finals

    10:00 AM
  7. Friday · Apr 17

    Semi-finals

    Men's & Women's

    12:00 PM
  8. FinalSaturday · Apr 18

    Championship Final

    Men's & Women's — €30,000 up for grabs per men's pair

    3:00 PM

Seedings & Entry List

Top 8 seeds per draw — FIP ranking points as of draw date

Men's Draw

P2

28 pairs — 22 DA · 4 Q · 2 WC

  1. Alejandro Galán/Federico Chingotto

    ESP / ARG

    34,680
  2. 2

    Franco Stupaczuk/Miguel Yanguas

    ARG / ESP

    12,345
  3. 3

    Leandro Augsburger/Juan Lebrón

    ARG / ESP

    12,220
  4. 4

    Francisco Guerrero/Francisco Navarro

    ESP / ESP

    11,320
  5. 5

    Jorge Nieto/Jon Sanz

    ESP / ESP

    10,704
  6. 6

    Jerónimo González/Martín Di Nenno

    ESP / ARG

    9,400
  7. 7

    Lucas Bergamini/Javier Garrido

    BRA / ESP

    7,245
  8. 8

    Eduardo Alonso/Juan Tello

    ESP / ARG

    6,065

Local Wildcards — Egypt

Wakim / Zaghloul

El Garhy / Aboulkassem

Women's Draw

P2

24 pairs — 19 DA · 4 Q · 1 WC

  1. Delfina Brea/Gemma Triay

    ARG / ESP

    34,600
  2. 2

    Beatriz González/Paula Josemaría

    ESP / ESP

    27,230
  3. 3

    Ariana Sánchez/Andrea Ustero

    ESP / ESP

    21,325
  4. 4

    Claudia Fernández/Sofía Araujo

    ESP / POR

    19,155
  5. 5

    Claudia Jensen/Tamara Icardo

    ARG / ESP

    11,775
  6. 6

    Marta Ortega/Martina Calvo

    ESP / ESP

    10,765
  7. 7

    Alejandra Salazar/Alejandra Alonso

    ESP / ESP

    10,000
  8. 8

    Marina Guinart/Verónica Virseda

    ESP / ESP

    8,315

Local Wildcard — Egypt

Hakim / El Nimr

Prize Money Breakdown

Premier Padel Newgiza P2 2026 offers €262,250 in total prize money, split across men's and women's draws. Men's winners earn €15,000 per player while women's winners take home €8,500 per player. Every round pays — even a Round of 32 exit earns €1,000 (men) or €500 (women).

RoundMen / playerWomen / player
Winner€15,000€8,500
Final€8,250€4,675
Semi-final€4,500€2,550
Quarter-final€3,000€1,700
Round of 16€1,781€1,009
Round of 32€1,000€500
Total Prize Pool€262,250

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

Coming Into Newgiza: The Earnings Race After Miami

2026 Season So Far (as of April 15, 2026)

Tapia Leads. Galán Is Charging.

1st — Tapia

€55,300

Riyadh P1 + Cancún P2 winner (w/ Coello)

2nd — Galán

€40,300

Gijón P2 + Miami P1 winner (w/ Chingotto)

2nd — Chingotto

€40,300

Gijón P2 + Miami P1 winner (w/ Galán)

At Premier Padel Miami P1, Alejandro Galán & Federico Chingotto beat Coello & Tapia 7-5, 3-6, 6-3 in the final — their second consecutive Miami title. That result added €26,000 each to their accounts and cut Tapia's earnings lead to just €15,000. Meanwhile, Lebrón & Augsburger arrive in Egypt with something to prove after their on-court tension at Miami went viral.

Coello & Tapia are skipping Newgiza for the third consecutive year — a deliberate strategic rest after four tournaments in two months. This opens a clear door for Galán & Chingotto. A Newgiza title (€15,000 per player) would erase Tapia's lead entirely and level the 2026 race heading into Brussels. On the women's side, Triay & Brea have been dominant, dropping just 5 games across QF and SF. They meet Josemaría/González in Saturday's final — a rematch of the Miami P1 decider.

Venue & How to Watch

Newgiza Sports Club, Giza

Set within the Newgiza development on the western outskirts of Cairo, the Newgiza Sports Club offers world-class facilities within reach of the Pyramids of Giza — a backdrop no other Premier Padel venue can match.

  • Climate: Warm & dry — 25–30°C (77–86°F)
  • Timezone: EET (UTC+2)
  • Surface: Outdoor padel courts
  • Airport: Cairo International (CAI)
  • Known for: Pyramids of Giza, ancient history, vibrant culture

How to Watch

Premier Padel YouTube

Free live streaming — main court matches, no subscription required.

FIP TV

Multi-court coverage throughout the week on the official FIP platform.

Time Zone Guide

  • Central Europe (CET): ~12PM–8PM
  • UK (BST): ~11AM–7PM
  • US East (EDT): ~6AM–2PM
  • Final: Saturday April 18 at 3:00 PM EET

Tax on Prize Money in Egypt: 20% Withholding

Egypt applies a 20% withholding tax on prize money earned by non-resident athletes. A men's P2 winner taking home €15,000 will have €3,000 withheld, netting €12,000 after tax.

20%

Withholding tax rate

€3,000

Tax on winner's prize

€12,000

Net take-home (winner)

Compare tax rates at every Premier Padel tournament in our complete tax-by-country guide →

Frequently Asked Questions

Why are Coello and Tapia not playing Newgiza P2 2026?
Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia are skipping Newgiza P2 2026 for strategic rest — this is the third consecutive year they have chosen to sit out the Egypt event. After four demanding tournaments in two months (Riyadh P1, Gijón P2, Cancún P2, Miami P1), the pair are pacing their season. This is not an injury absence.
How much is the Newgiza P2 2026 prize money?
The total prize pool for Premier Padel Newgiza P2 2026 is €262,250. Men's winners earn €15,000 per player (€30,000 per pair). Women's winners earn €8,500 per player (€17,000 per pair). Finalists receive €8,250 (men) / €4,675 (women), semi-finalists €4,500 / €2,550, quarter-finalists €3,000 / €1,700, R16 €1,781 / €1,009, and R32 €1,000 / €500 per player.
When is the Newgiza P2 2026?
Premier Padel Newgiza P2 2026 takes place April 13-18, 2026. Qualifying rounds start April 11-13, the main draw runs April 13-18, semi-finals are April 17, and the final is Saturday April 18 at the Newgiza Sports Club in Giza, Egypt.
Where is the Newgiza P2 held?
The Newgiza P2 is held at the Newgiza Sports Club in Giza, Egypt — a premium sports complex located within the Newgiza development on the western outskirts of Cairo. The venue sits near the iconic Pyramids of Giza and is one of the most visually unique settings on the Premier Padel circuit.
Who are the favorites for Newgiza P2 2026?
With Coello and Tapia absent, Alejandro Galán and Federico Chingotto are the clear favorites as top seeds. The pair won both Gijón P2 and Miami P1 in 2026 — their second consecutive Miami title — and arrive in Egypt in peak form. Juan Lebrón and Leandro Augsburger are the second seeds and will be looking to bounce back after on-court tension at Miami went viral.
How to watch the Newgiza P2 2026?
Premier Padel Newgiza P2 2026 will be streamed live on the Premier Padel YouTube channel and FIP TV. The main court matches are free to watch with no subscription required. The tournament runs April 13-18, with the final on Saturday April 18. Egypt is EET (UTC+2) — Central European viewers get matches around 12PM-8PM CET.
What is a P2 tournament in Premier Padel?
P2 (Premier 2) is the third tier of Premier Padel tournaments, below Majors and P1 events. Newgiza P2 2026 offers €262,250 in total prize money. Men's P2 winners earn €15,000 per player versus €25,500 at a P1, making P2 events valuable but especially important in a packed schedule where the top pairs sometimes choose to rest.
What is the weather like at Newgiza in April?
April is an excellent time in Egypt. The weather is warm, dry, and sunny with average temperatures of 25-30°C (77-86°F). The desert climate means very little rain risk, making for ideal outdoor padel conditions throughout the tournament week.
Who reached the Newgiza P2 women's final?
The Newgiza P2 2026 women's final features Triay/Brea vs Josemaría/González. Despite early withdrawal rumours, Triay and Brea have been dominant — dropping just 5 games across QF (6-0, 6-2) and SF (6-0, 6-3). Josemaría and González, the Miami P1 champions, also cruised to the final beating Caldera/Goenaga 6-0, 6-1 and Sánchez/Ustero 6-2, 6-3.
What happened between Lebrón and Augsburger?
Leandro Augsburger's agent, Lisandro Borges, published a viral video publicly calling Juan Lebrón a 'sinverguenza' (shameless), accusing him of disrespect and match-throwing. Augsburger later distanced himself from his agent's comments, and the pair continues to compete together. They enter Newgiza as #3 seeds. The incident has fuelled speculation about the long-term future of the partnership.
Can Galán and Chingotto close the earnings gap at Newgiza?
Yes. With Coello and Tapia skipping Newgiza for the third consecutive year, Galán and Chingotto have a direct opportunity to narrow the YTD earnings gap. Tapia currently leads with €55,300 while Galán sits at €40,300 — a €15,000 gap that could shrink to zero if Galán wins the title.

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