The FIP Beyond tour continues to grow its international presence. After debuting in India, Singapore and Bolivia, the initiative by the International Padel Federation dedicated to amateurs and former professionals is preparing for a busy May with five tournaments scheduled across Europe and Asia.
Purpose of the circuit
Created to provide a structured and high-level competitive experience, the tour aims to strengthen the community of amateur and senior players worldwide. It promotes cultural exchange, social interaction and friendship through the expanding development of padel, designed to meet diverse playing needs.
May calendar
The month features four B3-level tournaments focused on competition and one B1-level event introducing prize money for senior categories:
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6–9 May – Perugia (Italy), Padel Arena Perugia (B3, categories 18–39, 40 , 50 )
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22–24 May – Manila (Philippines), The Padel Club (B3, categories 18–39, 40 , 50 )
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28–31 May – Valencia (Spain), Family Sport Center (B3, categories 18–39, 40 , 50 )
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28–31 May – Grosseto (Italy), The Village Padel&Tennis (B3, categories 18–39, 40 , 50 )
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29–31 May – Samobor (Croatia), SKStars (B1, categories 40 , 45 , 50 , prize money €8,000)
Structure and ranking
The FIP Beyond circuit is divided into three categories:
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B1: tournaments with prize money between €8,000 and €18,000
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B2: tournaments with prize money between €4,800 and €10,800
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B3: tournaments focused on competition without prize money
The Amateur 18–39 category mirrors the atmosphere of professional circuits, while senior categories (40 , 45 , 50 , 55 , 60 ) in B1 and B2 events include prize money for winners, finalists and semi-finalists.
Points earned in these tournaments contribute to the FIP Beyond international ranking, based on the best 11 results during the year. This ranking will serve as the qualification pathway to future official events: FIP Beyond Finals, FIP Beyond Continental Cup by Pairs in 2027 and FIP Beyond World Cup by Pairs in 2028.
