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Women's Tour

Martina Calvo

World No.
8
Points
7,491
Career Titles
1

Left-side teenager with fast hands and a fearless streak — the youngest Premier Padel champion in history.

Born
2008
Birthplace
Pamplona, Spain
Height
1.66m
Turned Pro
—
Highest Ranking
No. 9
Career Titles
1

Biography

Martina Calvo made history at Olympia London in August 2026. At 18 years, 1 month and 4 days, she became the youngest Premier Padel champion ever, beating world No.1s Brea and Triay 7-5 6-3 in the London P1 final alongside partner Claudia Fernández — and breaking Andrea Ustero's record by 20 days. It was no fluke: a week earlier the young pair had pushed the same opponents to a deciding-set tiebreak in the Pretoria P1 final. A 1.66m left-hander from Pamplona, Calvo holds a 28-14 record in her breakout season and a career-high world No.9 ranking on 7,491 points. The women's tour has found its next headline act.

Highlights

Video via Premier Padel on YouTube

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