Prize Pool
€1,050,000
Total Matches
0
Matches Played
0
Players Paid
122
The Paris Major Premier Padel has concluded in Paris. As the most prestigious tier in professional padel, a Major, this event saw fierce competition with €1,050,000 in prize money distributed among the participants. In total, €963,420 was distributed across 122 players.
About This Tournament
Level: MAJOR — The highest tier in Premier Padel, offering maximum ranking points and prize money.
Venue: Paris. Padel continues to grow globally, with premier events hosted across five continents.
Dates: September 3, 2023 through September 10, 2023
Total Prize Pool: €1,050,000, split between the men's and women's draws.
Tournament Champions
What Can The Winners Earn?
Here's the complete prize money breakdown for Paris Major Premier Padel 2023. The total prize pool of €1,050,000 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 €47,250 each — but even first-round losers earn prize money, making every match worth fighting for.
Men's Draw
| Round | Per Player |
|---|---|
| Winner | €47,250 |
| Final | €27,500 |
| Semi-final | €15,000 |
| Quarter-final | €10,000 |
| Round of 16 | €5,938 |
| Round of 32 | €3,438 |
Women's Draw
| Round | Per Player |
|---|---|
| Winner | €47,250 |
| Final | €27,500 |
| Semi-final | €15,000 |
| Quarter-final | €10,000 |
| Round of 16 | €5,938 |
| Round of 32 | €3,438 |
Prize Distribution by Round
How the prize money was distributed across each stage of the tournament.
Winner
€189,000
4 players
Final
€110,000
4 players
Semi-final
€120,000
8 players
Quarter-final
€160,000
16 players
Round of 16
€178,140
30 players
Round of 32
€206,280
60 players
Complete Earnings Breakdown
Full list of all 122 players who earned prize money, grouped by round reached.
Winner4 players€189,000
Winner4 players
€189,000Men
| Arturo Coello& Agustin Tapia | €47,250 |
| Agustin Tapia& Arturo Coello | €47,250 |
Women
| Gemma Triay Pons& Marta Ortega Gallego | €47,250 |
| Marta Ortega Gallego& Gemma Triay Pons | €47,250 |
Final4 players€110,000
Final4 players
€110,000Men
| Federico Chingotto& Francisco Navarro | €27,500 |
| Francisco Navarro& Federico Chingotto | €27,500 |
Women
| Ariana Sanchez Fallada& Paula Josemaria Martin | €27,500 |
| Paula Josemaria Martin& Ariana Sanchez Fallada | €27,500 |
Semi-final8 players€120,000
Semi-final8 players
€120,000Men
| Jorge Nieto& Jon Sanz | €15,000 |
| Jon Sanz& Jorge Nieto | €15,000 |
| Alejandro Galan& Juan Lebron | €15,000 |
| Juan Lebron& Alejandro Galan | €15,000 |
Quarter-final16 players€160,000
Quarter-final16 players
€160,000Men
| Victor Ruiz& Lucas Bergamini | €10,000 |
| Jose Antonio Diestro& Javier Leal | €10,000 |
| Miguel Yanguas& Fernando Belasteguin | €10,000 |
| Javier Leal& Jose Antonio Diestro | €10,000 |
| Lucas Bergamini& Victor Ruiz | €10,000 |
| Luciano Capra& Maximiliano Sanchez | €10,000 |
| Fernando Belasteguin& Miguel Yanguas | €10,000 |
| Maximiliano Sanchez& Luciano Capra | €10,000 |
Women
Round of 1630 players€178,140
Round of 1630 players
€178,140Men
| Federico Mouriño& Agustin Gomez Silingo | €5,938 |
| Ramiro Moyano& Francisco Manuel Gil | €5,938 |
| Javier Garrido& Javier Rico | €5,938 |
| Jairo Bautista& Jaime Munoz | €5,938 |
| Javier Rico& Javier Garrido | €5,938 |
| Juan Tello& Alejandro Ruiz | €5,938 |
| Marc Quilez& Enrique Goenaga | €5,938 |
| Enrique Goenaga& Marc Quilez | €5,938 |
| Jaime Munoz& Jairo Bautista | €5,938 |
| Francisco Manuel Gil& Ramiro Moyano | €5,938 |
| Alejandro Ruiz& Juan Tello | €5,938 |
| Agustin Gomez Silingo& Federico Mouriño | €5,938 |
| Sanyo Gutierrez& Momo Gonzalez | €5,938 |
| Momo Gonzalez& Sanyo Gutierrez | €5,938 |
Women
Round of 3260 players€206,280
Round of 3260 players
€206,280Men
Women
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the prize pool for Paris Major Premier Padel 2023?
The total prize pool for Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 is €1,050,000, 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 Paris Major Premier Padel earn?
Each winner of Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 earns €47,250 per player. Since padel is played in pairs, the winning team collectively takes home €94,500.
When is Paris Major Premier Padel 2023?
Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 took place on September 3, 2023 and runs through September 10, 2023. The main draw typically follows qualification rounds.
Where is Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 held?
Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 is held in Paris. The Premier Padel tour visits locations across the globe, with events in Europe, the Middle East, South America, and beyond.
What level is Paris Major Premier Padel?
Paris Major Premier Padel is the most prestigious tier in professional padel, a Major. 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 Paris Major Premier Padel 2023?
Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 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 Paris Major Premier Padel 2023?
The champions of Paris Major Premier Padel 2023 are: Gemma Triay Pons, Arturo Coello, Agustin Tapia, Marta Ortega Gallego. Each winner earned €47,250 in prize money.
How much prize money was distributed at Paris Major Premier Padel 2023?
A total of €963,420 was distributed across 122 players at Paris Major Premier Padel 2023. View the complete earnings breakdown by round above.
Explore Full Tournament Details
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