Premier Padel Rome: Prize Money, Schedule, Players & Tournament Guide
June 1-7, 2026 · Foro Italico, Rome · €1,000,000 Total Prize Pool
The BNL Italy Major brings €1,000,000 in total prize money to Rome's iconic Foro Italico. As a Major — the highest tier in Premier Padel — men and women earn exactly equal prize money: €50,000 per player for the winners. This is where champions are made and careers are defined.
Upcoming Tournament
Starts June 1, 2026
Qualifying rounds begin May 31 — main draw starts June 2
BNL Italy Major 2026 takes place from June 1-7, 2026 at the legendary Foro Italico in Rome, Italy. As a Major — the pinnacle of the Premier Padel tour — this event features the largest prize pool, the biggest draws, the most ranking points, and all of the world's best players.
The Foro Italico is one of the most iconic sporting venues in the world. Home to the Italian Open tennis tournament, this magnificent complex in Rome combines classical Italian architecture with world-class sporting facilities. The atmosphere at the Foro Italico is unmatched — Italian fans bring incredible energy and passion to every match.
Majors are the highest tier of Premier Padel events. Compared to P1 and P2 tournaments, Majors offer:
Italy has become one of the fastest-growing padel markets in Europe. The country has seen an explosion in padel club construction, with thousands of courts opening across Rome, Milan, and other cities. Italian fans are passionate and knowledgeable, creating an extraordinary atmosphere for professional padel at the Foro Italico.
| Phase | Dates | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Qualifying Rounds | May 31 - June 1 | Men's and women's qualifying |
| Main Draw | June 2-7 | Full men's and women's draws |
| Semi-finals | June 6 | Men's and women's semi-finals |
| Final | June 7 | Championship matches — €50,000 per winner |
The BNL Italy Major 2026 offers €1,000,000 in total prize money (€500,000 per category). Men and women earn exactly the same prize money at every round — making Majors the gold standard for pay equality in professional padel.
| Round | Per pair | Per player |
|---|---|---|
| Winner | €100,000 | €50,000 |
| Final | €55,000 | €27,500 |
| Semi-final | €30,000 | €15,000 |
| Quarter-final | €20,000 | €10,000 |
| Round of 16 | €11,876 | €5,938 |
| Round of 32 | €6,876 | €3,438 |
| Total (per category) | €500,000 | |
| Grand Total (Men + Women) | €1,000,000 | |
Equal prize money for men and women at every round. View live earnings on the Rome Major 2026 tournament page →
Italy applies a standard 30% withholding tax on prize money earned by non-resident athletes. A Major winner taking home €50,000 will have €15,000 withheld, netting €35,000. One of the higher rates on the tour.
30%
Withholding tax rate
€15,000
Tax on winner's prize
€35,000
Net take-home (winner)
Compare tax rates in our complete tax-by-country guide →
As a Major, every top player in the world is expected to compete. The Foro Italico will host the absolute elite of professional padel.
The world number one will be the top seed. Coello's relentless intensity and clinical finishing make him the favourite for the €50,000 winner's prize.
The highest career earner in padel history. Tapia's magical shot-making is perfectly suited for the Major stage where the biggest prizes are at stake.
Galán's tactical intelligence and big-match experience make him a perennial Major contender. His composure under pressure is unmatched.
The powerful Spaniard always elevates his game for Majors. Lebrón's devastating smashes and net play make him a genuine title threat.
The Argentine's defensive brilliance and consistency make him dangerous in any Major draw. Chingotto never gives up a point easily.
The Menorcan powerhouse is one of the most consistent performers at Major events. Triay's composure and tactical excellence make her a top favourite.
The Argentine star's powerful game and commanding net presence make her a genuine Major title contender. Brea has the game to beat anyone.
The Spanish number one brings all-court excellence. Her complete game and Major experience make her a serious threat in Rome.
Sánchez consistently delivers at the highest level. Her match craft and consistency are invaluable in the deep draws of a Major.
The Foro Italico is one of the world's most iconic sporting venues, set against the backdrop of Rome's ancient hills. Originally built in the 1920s and 1930s, this magnificent complex hosts the Italian Open tennis and now brings world-class padel to the Eternal City. The mosaic-decorated walkways, marble statues, and classical architecture create an unforgettable sporting atmosphere.
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