The Premier Padel Rotterdam P2 runs from September 27 to October 4, 2026. As of September 28, qualifying is under way, and the men’s main draw is due to begin on September 29. The draw already points to four possible quarter-finals, but none of these matchups is certain: the pairs first have to get through the preceding rounds.
Four matchups the draw could produce
If the seeded pairs and their potential opponents progress as expected, the quarter-finals could be:
- Coello/Tapia vs. Guerrero/Leal;
- González/Campagnolo vs. Navarro/Di Nenno;
- Lebrón/Augsburger vs. Yanguas/Nieto;
- Stupaczuk/Sanz vs. Chingotto/Galán.
These are possible paths through the draw, not confirmed quarter-final fixtures. A loss in any of the preceding rounds would change the matchups. The schedule may also change depending on the qualifying results.
Three pairs receive first-round byes
The men’s draw has 28 pairs. Coello/Tapia, Lebrón/Augsburger and Navarro/Di Nenno have byes in the first round. Navarro/Di Nenno are the No. 4 seeds.
The bye means they avoid a first-round match, but does not send them straight to the quarter-finals. They will still need to win their subsequent matches to reach the semi-finals.
Quarter-finals are scheduled for October 2
The main draw begins on September 29, and the quarter-finals are scheduled for October 2. The tournament is being played in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and runs through October 4.
The event also opens a run of three Premier Padel tournaments in three weeks, followed by Düsseldorf and then Milan. The International Padel Federation (FIP) says a total of 2,200 points are available for the FIP ranking and the Race across this run. For players, Rotterdam therefore falls within a closely packed stretch of competitions, although the ranking impact will depend on their results.
The quarter-final matchups will only be known after the opening-round matches. Until then, the draw offers paths to follow, not guaranteed fixtures.
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