Before the summer break, the calendar features two historic firsts: Premier Padel has never before staged a tournament in either South Africa or the United Kingdom. First Pretoria, then London, for two consecutive P1 events that will bring padel and the world’s best players to two new countries. The action begins at the SunBet Arena, located around 1,300 metres above sea level, with the tournament also providing local pairs – awarded wild cards by the organisers – the opportunity to make their debut on the professional circuit. As with all P1 events, the men’s draw will feature 48 pairs, with Arturo Coello and Agustin Tapia aiming fo
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Before the summer break, the calendar features two historic firsts: Premier Padel has never before staged a tournament in either South Africa or the United Kingdom. First Pretoria, then London, for two consecutive P1 events that will bring padel and the world’s best players to two new countries. The action begins at the SunBet Arena, located around 1,300 metres above sea level, with the tournament also providing local pairs – awarded wild cards by the organisers – the opportunity to make their debut on the professional circuit. As with all P1 events, the men’s draw will feature 48 pairs, with Arturo Coello and Agustin Tapia aiming fo