The second tournament of the Premier Padel 2025 season is underway in the Asturian town of Gijón, and it’s already making headlines. The Premier Padel Gijón P2, which started on Monday, will conclude on Sunday, March 2, after several weeks of controversy that have led to the absence of top-100 male ranking players.
In a letter made public last Friday, the PPA (Professional Padel Association) explained the reasons behind the absence of these players and criticized Premier Padel and the International Paddle Federation. This will undoubtedly make the male mode of the tournament quite different from what fans are used to. On the other hand, the female team will feature the top players, offering an exciting competition for spectators.
When is the Gijón Premier Padel 2025?
The tournament will take place from Monday, February 24, to Sunday, March 2, 2025. Fans can mark their calendars and get ready to watch some thrilling matches.
Where to watch the Gijón Premier Padel 2025
The Gijón P2 2025, which will be played at the Sports Palace of Gijón, can be watched live on Premier Padel’s YouTube channel during the first three rounds until Friday. From the quarterfinals onwards, Red Bull TV will take over the streaming broadcast, ensuring that fans don’t miss any of the action.
Gijón Premier Padel 2025 schedules
The matches up to the round of 16 (Thursday) will start at 9:00 Spanish time. The schedules for the remaining matches will be updated daily on the official page of the International Paddle Federation (Padelfip.com), so fans can stay up-to-date and plan their viewing accordingly.
Players participating in the Gijón Premier Padel 2025
With the absence of most top-100 players, the male draw for the Gijón tournament will be quite different. However, this also gives fans the opportunity to watch other talented players who are ranked lower. The first four couples in the male category are: Jaume Romera (159) and Simone Cremona (105), Simone Lacovino (154) and Lorenzo Di Giovanni (127), Tolito Aguirre (165) and Gonza Alfonso (138), and Youssef Hosam (155) and Julian Lacamoire (175).
As the tournament progresses, fans can expect some exciting matches and possibly some surprises from the lesser-known players. The atmosphere at the Sports Palace of Gijón is sure to be electric, and with the live streaming options available, fans from all over can join in on the action. Whether you’re a die-hard padel fan or just tuning in for the excitement, the Gijón Premier Padel 2025 is an event not to be missed.
