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Brussels, Belgium
Premier Padel 2026
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Brussels P2 2026

Brussels produced the men's upset of the spring. A set down and seemingly headed for another runners-up medal, Lebrón and Augsburger flipped the final against Tapia and Coello, winning 2-6 6-3 6-3 for their first title of 2026. For 22-year-old Augsburger it was a breakthrough; for the No.1s, a warning. González and Josemaría rolled on in the women's draw, beating Brea and Triay 7-5 6-2 for a third straight final win over the top pair. Record attendance was claimed in the Belgian capital.

Dates
20 Apr – 26 Apr 2026
Venue
TBC
Surface
TBC

Results

Men's Final
Champions
Lebrón / Augsburger
def. Tapia / Coello
2-6 6-3 6-3
Women's Final
Champions
González / Josemaría
def. Brea / Triay
7-5 6-2

Arena Profile

Belgium has quietly built one of northern Europe's liveliest padel scenes, and Brussels rewards the tour with knowledgeable crowds and a compact, noisy indoor atmosphere. The 2026 stop claimed record attendance — one more data point in padel's accelerating march through the continent. The venue for future editions is TBC; Brussels' enthusiasm needs no confirmation.

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