THE CALENDAR. With these tournaments, Premier Padel prepares for a global showdown after Rome.

With an exciting schedule of tournaments that will have spectators on the edge of their seats, the Premier Padel Tour is advancing quickly. The Valladolid P2 event in Spain, which takes place from June 23 to 29, follows the Rome Major. Bordeaux, France, hosts its own P2 event from June 30 to July 6. These competitions provide seasoned pros with a chance to confirm their rankings and developing talents with a chance to emerge.

From July 14 to 20, Malaga will host a P1 event, which is a favorite among players due to its lively environment and fervent spectators. From July 27 to August 3, the action shifts to Barcelona for another P1 event, which promises top-notch matches in one of padel’s holiest cities.

The Paris Major, one of the most famous stops on the circuit, takes place from September 8 to 14, right after Madrid’s P1 event from September 1 to 7. After that, the tour travels to Germany for consecutive P2 competitions from September 15–28. From September 29–October 5, it will settle in Rotterdam for a P1 tournament.

With a P1 in Milan from October 6–12 and a P2 in Newgiza, Egypt, from October 27–November 1, October keeps up the enthusiasm. Before the year’s last Major, which takes place in Acapulco, Mexico, from November 22 to 30, November brings a P1 in Dubai from November 10 to 16.

The top eight male and female teams will compete for the title of champions at the Barcelona Finals, which will take place from December 8 to 14.

Here is a brief overview of the forthcoming schedule: