Padel Tournaments,
Live Scores & Rankings
Follow professional padel tournament schedules, tournament calendar, live match scores, and FIP padel rankings across Premier Padel and international circuits.
Featured 2026 Padel Opens
Upcoming international Open championships with verified prize money and FIP ranking points.
Milano Premier Padel P1 2026
A1 Padel New York Grand Master 2026
Kuwait City Premier Padel P1 2026
FIP World Rankings Top 5
Rolling 52-week FIP points standings.
Men's Top 5
Women's Top 5
The Global Padel Ecosystem: Premier Padel & FIP Tour
Professional padel is unified under the International Padel Federation (FIP) with Premier Padel acting as the premier tier-1 global circuit. Tournaments are structured across distinct competitive tiers based on prize money and ranking point allocations.
2,000 FIP Points
The pinnacle of world padel hosted at iconic sporting cathedrals: Qatar Major (Doha), Italy Major (Rome Foro Italico), Paris Major (Roland-Garros), and Mexico Major.
1,000 & 500 FIP Points
High-intensity tour stops across Madrid, London, Dubai, Kuwait, and South America offering critical points defense for top 50 contenders.
Platinum, Gold & Silver
The global pathway enabling emerging international talent to earn FIP ranking points and qualify for Premier Padel main draws.
2026 Circuit Milestones & Records
Key historical metrics and standout performances across the 2026 international padel calendar.
Frequently Asked Questions About Professional Padel
Essential answers to tournament schedules, rankings, scoring, and circuit rules.
Where can I track live padel scores and match results?
Open of Padel provides real-time court scoreboards, set-by-set breakdowns, and tournament draw updates for every Premier Padel and international championship.
How does the 2026 Padel Tournament Calendar work?
The calendar runs from February through December, visiting 25+ countries across Europe, the Middle East, North America, and South America, finishing with the Premier Tour Finals.
How are FIP world ranking points calculated?
Rankings use a rolling 52-week system where players earn points from their best results across Majors (2,000 pts), P1 (1,000 pts), P2 (500 pts), and FIP Tour events.