The Gijón Premier Padel P2 is in full swing at the Palacio de Deportes de la Guía, and the Round of 32 (R32) on Wednesday, March 4, 2026, promises an action-packed schedule across three courts. With a total prize purse of €264,534 on the line, the world’s elite players are battling for crucial ranking points in one of Spain’s most passionate padel hubs.
Center Court Highlights
The day kicks off at 10:00 AM with a heavy Spanish presence. The morning session features the women’s duo Bellver Fructuoso and Aguilar Carrillo taking on Santamaria Landa and Alvarez Castro.
The afternoon transition to the men’s draw brings high-stakes matchups:
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Not before 4:00 PM: The 7th-seeded pair Martin Di Nenno (ARG) and Jeronimo Gonzalez (ESP) face off against qualifiers Jensen Sirvent and Hernandez Quesada.
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Evening Session: Fan favorite Francisco “Paquito” Navarro, paired with Francisco Guerrero (the 5th seeds), will take on the dangerous duo of Alonso and Tello.
Courts 2 and 3: The Battle for the Round of 16
Court 2 features a mix of veteran experience and rising talent. Notable matches include:
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Not before 2:00 PM: Argentina’s Martina Fassio Goyeneche and Patricia Llaguno Zielinski face Barrera De La Fuente and Velasco Postiguillo.
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Not before 6:00 PM: The 8th seeds Javier Garrido and Lucas Bergamini anchor the late session against Jimenez Casas and Sanchez Blasco.
On Court 3, the action remains intense with several qualifier and lucky loser teams looking to pull off upsets. Keep an eye on the women’s match between Navarro Lopez-Barajas/Riera and the “Lucky Loser” pair Merino Saez/Manquillo Alarza.
How to Watch: Live Streaming Guide
Whether you are a local fan or tuning in globally, here is how you can catch every point:
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Early Rounds (R32 & Round of 16): You can watch the live coverage of the initial rounds, including all Wednesday matches, for free on the Official Premier Padel YouTube Channel. They typically provide separate streams for Center Court, Court 2, and Court 3.
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Quarter-finals to Finals: Starting Friday, March 6, coverage shifts to Red Bull TV. They will broadcast the business end of the tournament (Quarter-finals, Semi-finals, and Finals) with professional commentary in both English and Spanish.
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Regional Broadcasters: Depending on your location, you can also find the matches on:
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Spain: Movistar Plus
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France: Canal
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Italy: Sky Sport
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USA/South America: ESPN / Star
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