The sport that has captivated millions of people, padel, is about to take its largest cultural leap to date. The first-ever worldwide TV series devoted to padel is set to debut in the second quarter of 2026, according to a UK-based production company. The show, which is now called Padel Planet, will have its premiere on a major video-on-demand platform with the goal of increasing the sport’s profile in a manner similar to Formula 1’s rise to fame after Drive to Survive.
A trip across the padel cosmos in six parts
Six episodes from the first season will be created in English and translated into many other languages for a global audience. The series will examine the padel-related lifestyle, travel, and wellness culture rather than only competitiveness. Watchers will go on an exciting voyage throughout over 20 nations, seeing how the sport has thrived in both predictable and unexpected places around the world.
From far getaways to city courts
The show’s main themes are adventure and travel, and it will feature padel courts in breathtaking settings, such as busy cityscapes, remote beaches, and striking mountain ranges. Viewers will encounter a wide range of personalities along the road, including common fans, well-known people from around the world, and significant personalities who have influenced the sport’s explosive rise.
A writer who is passionate about conveying stories
The show’s creator, Paul Woodman, who is well-known for his work on On the Road on Amazon Prime Video, contributes his characteristic enthusiasm and interest to the endeavor. According to Woodman, “Padel is the sport that people didn’t know they needed.” It’s quick, entertaining, and highly addictive. We’re bringing viewers on a journey throughout the world that is full of surprises, remarkable locations, and the incredible people who make padel so unique. The best part is that you can enjoy the journey even if you’re not a padel enthusiast.
In anticipation of the premiere, anticipation grows.
The international debut is scheduled for the second quarter of 2026, and production is already under way. Excitement is growing for what might be a turning point in padel’s global voyage, even though the precise platform and entire cast have not yet been disclosed. As the sport gets ready to take center stage, more information is anticipated in the upcoming months.