Dubai Premier Padel P1 unfolds at the Hamdan Sports Complex from November 9 to 16, offering top-tier competition, €474,500 in prize money, and global streaming access.
Players to watch
All eyes will be on Galan and Chingotto that will try to close the gap in the rankings with Coello and Tapia especially after they defeated them in an incredible final in Kuwait
Where it’s played
The tournament takes place at the Hamdan Sports Complex, a state-of-the-art venue located in Dubai. Known for hosting international swimming, badminton, and martial arts events, the complex now welcomes the world’s best padel players for the final P1 of the season. Its indoor courts and spectator-friendly design make it ideal for high-level competition.
Prize money and ranking points
Dubai P1 offers a total prize pool of €474,500, split between the men’s and women’s draws. In addition to the financial rewards, players are competing for 2,000 FIP ranking points, which are crucial for qualifying for the Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona. With the season nearing its conclusion, every match in Dubai carries significant weight.
How to watch
Fans can follow the action live via Red Bull TV, which broadcasts the tournament globally. Coverage includes quarter-finals, semi-finals, and finals, with replays available for earlier rounds. The platform is free to access and offers commentary, highlights, and behind-the-scenes content.
“Experience the buzz November 14–16 at the Dubai Premier Padel P1,” Red Bull TV announced.
For those attending in person, tickets are available through the official Dubai Premier Padel website, with options ranging from general admission to VIP packages.
A key stop before the Finals
As the last P1 before the Major in Mexico and the Finals in Barcelona, Dubai is a pivotal moment in the padel calendar. Top seeds Arturo Coello and Agustín Tapia, along with Delfi Brea and Gemma Triay, are among the favorites. With elite talent and high stakes, the Dubai Premier Padel P1 promises drama, intensity, and world-class padel.
