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Cancún, Mexico
Premier Padel 2026
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Cancún P2 2026

Cancún produced the men's final the new season had been promising: youth against the throne. Lebrón and Augsburger took the opening set from Tapia and Coello in a tiebreak and pushed the world No.1s to the brink before the champions closed it out 6-7 6-3 7-5. In the women's draw, Brea and Triay beat González and Josemaría for the title — the first 2026 instalment of what would become the defining final matchup of the women's season. Record attendance was claimed on the Mexican Caribbean, another marker of Latin America's grip on this sport.

Dates
15 Mar – 22 Mar 2026
Venue
TBC
Surface
TBC

Results

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

Arena Profile

Padel's Latin American heartbeat runs through Mexico, and Cancún gives the tour one of its most distinctive backdrops — Caribbean coastline, holiday crowds, and a public that treats the Argentine and Spanish stars like their own. The 2026 stop claimed record attendance. The venue for future editions is yet to be confirmed, but Cancún's place on the calendar feels anything but temporary.

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