2022 World Padel Tour

World Padel Tour 2022
Details
Duration21 February – 18 December
Edition10th
Tournaments25
CategoriesChallenger (5)
Open (17)
Master (4)
Challenger Finals (1)
Masters Finals (1)
Achievements (singles)
Most titlesMale
Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón
Female
Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay
Most finalsMale
Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón
Female
Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría
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2023 →

The 2022 World Padel Tour was the tenth edition of the World Padel Tour, the most prestigious professional padel circuit in the world. In the male division, Alejandro Galán and Juan Lebrón retained the number 1 spot for a third year, with Lebrón becoming the third player since the foundation of Padel Pro Tour, after Fernando Belasteguín and Juan Martín Díaz, to keep the first ranking spot for four consecutive years. In the female division Alejandra Salazar and Gemma Triay were crowned number one for a second consecutive year, their third individually.

This edition was held throughout 2022, with 28 tournaments played in twelve countries, making it the most international edition in the history of the World Padel Tour up to that point.[1] All tournaments had both men's and women's categories except one.

Schedule

The 2022 season calendar was unveiled on January 21st, and it highlighted a large number of international tournaments on the circuit, totaling 12 countries, plus an exhibition in Finland, which increased the number of countries hosting the World Padel Tour to thirteen, although it ended up being 12. On February 2nd, the "Challenger" tournaments were added, including the first "Challenger Final" in history in Valencia.[2]

A few days later, changes were announced. Due to health restrictions in Sweden, the Stockholm Open was postponed to September, replacing the Toledo Challenger scheduled for those dates. Furthermore, the Valencia Challenger Final became a regular Challenger event, with the Final Challenger moving to Córdoba, Spain.[3]

Mid-season, the cancellation of the Sardinia Open in Italy was announced,[4] and in September the Middle East Master, which was to be held in Saudi Arabia, was postponed to 2023 to be held in Abu Dhabi.[5]

As a final modification, the Challenger Final venue was changed again, this time definitively to Menorca,[6] although the pavilion (within Menorca) was changed shortly afterwards.[7]

This was the first time a World Padel Tour (WPT) tournament was held in France.[8]

TournamentCityCountryDateRef
Miami Open Miami Miami  United States 21 February – 27 February [9]
Reus Open Catalonia Reus  Spain 7 March – 13 March [10]
Vigo Open Galicia (Spain) Vigo  Spain 21 March – 27 March [11]
Getafe Challenger Community of Madrid Getafe  Spain 28 March – 3 April [12]
Alicante Open Valencian Community Alicante  Spain 4 April – 10 April [13]
Albacete Challenger Castilla–La Mancha Albacete  Spain 25 April – 1 May [14]
Brussels Open Belgium Bruselas  Belgium 2 May – 8 May [15]
Danish Open Denmark Copenhagen  Denmark 16 May – 22 May [16]
Mallorca Challenger Balearic Islands Mallorca  Spain 23 May – 29 May [17]
Marbella Master Andalusia Marbella  Spain 30 May – 5 June [18]
Vienna Open Austria Viena  Austria 6 June – 12 June [19]
French Open France Toulouse  France 13 June – 19 June [20]
Valladolid Master Castile and León Valladolid  Spain 20 June – 26 June [21]
Valencia Open Valencian Community Valencia  Spain 4 July – 10 July [22]
Málaga Open Andalusia Málaga  Spain 18 July – 24 July [23]
Calanda Challenger Aragon Calanda  Spain 22 August – 28 August [24]
Portugal Open Portugal Cascais  Portugal 5 September – 11 September [25]
Swedish Open Sweden Estocolmo  Sweden 12 September – 18 September [26]
Madrid Master Community of Madrid Madrid  Spain 19 September – 25 September [27]
Amsterdam Open Netherlands Ámsterdam  Netherlands 26 September – 2 October [28]
Santander Open Cantabria Santander  Spain 3 October – 9 October [29]
Menorca Open Balearic Islands Mahón  Spain 17 October – 23 October [30]
Torrent Challenger Valencian Community Torrente  Spain 31 October – 6 November [31]
Malmö Open Sweden Malmö  Sweden 7 November – 13 November [32]
Buenos Aires Master Argentina Buenos Aires  Argentina 14 November – 20 November [33]
Mexico Open Mexico Mexico City  Mexico 21 November – 27 November [34]
Menorca Challenger Final Balearic Islands Menorca  Spain 1 December – 4 December [35]
Barcelona Master Final Catalonia Barcelona  Spain 15 December – 18 December [36]

Exhibition events

TournamentCityCountryDate Ref.
Acapulco Exhibition Mexico City Acapulco Mexico Mexico 18 February – 20 February [37]
Tampere Exhibition Tampere Finland Finland 30 June – 3 July [38]

Results

Male

  Open
  Master
  Challenger
  Challenger Final
  Master Final
Tournament Winners Runners-up Result
United States Miami Open Spain Arturo Coello
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín		 Brazil Lucas Campagnolo
Spain Javi Garrido		 6–3 / 7–6[39]
Spain Reus Open Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 6–2 / 6–2[40]
Spain Vigo Open Argentina Martín Di Nenno
Spain Paquito Navarro		 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 2–6 / 6–3 / 6–4[41]
Spain Getafe Challenger Spain Jon Sanz
Argentina Miguel Lamperti		 Spain Javier Martínez
Spain Martín Piñeiro		 6–7 / 7–5 / 6–3[42]
Spain Alicante Open Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Argentina Martín Di Nenno
Spain Paquito Navarro		 6–2 / 6–3[43]
Spain Albacete Challenger Brazil Lucas Campagnolo
Spain Javi Garrido		 Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Miguel Yanguas		 6–4 / 7–6[44]
Belgium Brussels Open Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Brazil Pablo Lima		 6–3 / 6–3[45]
Denmark Danish Open Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 Argentina Lucho Capra
Argentina Maxi Sánchez		 5–7 / 7–5 / 6–0[46]
Spain Mallorca Challenger Spain Eduardo Alonso
Argentina Miguel Lamperti		 Spain Antón Sans
Spain Javi Garrido		 6–4 / 7–5[47]
Spain Marbella Master Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Spain Álex Ruiz
Spain Momo González		 6–2 / 6–4[48]
Austria Vienna Open Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 6–1 / 0–6 / 7–6[49]
France French Open Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Brazil Pablo Lima		 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 7–6 / 6–4[50]
Spain Valladolid Master Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Spain Arturo Coello
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín		 6–4 / 7–6[51]
Spain Valencia Open Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 2–6 / 7–5 / 6–4[52]
Spain Málaga Open Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Brazil Pablo Lima		 7–6 / 6–4[53]
Spain Calanda Challenger Spain Coki Nieto y Spain Miguel Yanguas Spain Jon Sanz
Argentina Miguel Lamperti		 6–4 / 6–4[54]
Portugal Portugal Open Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 6–2 / 6–7 / 6–1[55]
Sweden Swedish Open Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Argentina Martín Di Nenno
Spain Paquito Navarro		 6–7 / 6–2 / 6–1[56]
Spain Madrid Master Spain Arturo Coello
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín		 Spain Álex Ruiz
Spain Momo González		 6–4 / 6–2[57]
Netherlands Amsterdam Open Spain Arturo Coello
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín		 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Brazil Pablo Lima		 6–2 / 7–5[58]
Spain Santander Open Argentina Martín Di Nenno
Spain Paquito Navarro		 Spain Arturo Coello
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín		 6–2 / 6–0[59][60]
Spain Menorca Open Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Spain Francisco Gil
Argentina Ramiro Moyano		 6–4 / 4–6 / 6–2[61]
Spain Torrent Challenger Spain Coki Nieto
Spain Jon Sanz		 Argentina Lucho Capra
Argentina Miguel Lamperti		 6–1 / 6–0[62]
Sweden Malmö Open Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Argentina Agustín Tapia
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez		 4–6 / 6–1 / 6–2[63]
Argentina Buenos Aires Master Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Spain Arturo Coello
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín		 7–6 / 6–2[64]
Mexico Mexico Open Argentina Juan Tello
Spain Paquito Navarro		 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk
Brazil Pablo Lima		 7–6 / 1–6 / 7–5[65]
Spain Menorca Challenger Final Spain Javi Martínez
Spain Rafa Méndez		 Spain José Diestro
Spain Pincho Fernández		 6–4 / 6–4[66]
Spain Barcelona Master Final Spain Alejandro Galán
Spain Juan Lebrón		 Argentina Federico Chingotto
Argentina Martín Di Nenno		 6–4 / 6–7 / 6–2[67]

Female

  Open
  Master
  Challenger
  Challenger Final
  Master Final
Tournament Winners Runners-up Result
United States Miami Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–2 / 6–2 [68]
Spain Reus Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–3 / 6–7 / 6–1[69]
Spain Vigo Open Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 7–5 / 6–3[70]
Spain Getafe Challenger Spain Bea González
Spain Marta Ortega		 Spain Carla Mesa
Argentina Claudia Jensen		 6–4 / 6–1[71]
Spain Alicante Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–2 / 3–6 / 6–4[72]
Spain Albacete Challenger Spain Bea González
Spain Marta Ortega		 Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto		 3–6 / 6–3 / 6–1[73]
Belgium Brussels Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Argentina María Virginia Riera
Spain Patricia Llaguno		 4–6 / 6–3 / 6–0[74]
Denmark Danish Open Spain Bea González
Spain Marta Ortega		 Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
Portugal Sofia Araújo		 6–2 / 6–1[75]
Spain Mallorca Challenger Spain Lucía Sainz
Spain Marta Marrero		 France Alix Collombon
Spain Jessica Castelló		 4–6 / 6–1 / 6–1[76]
Spain Marbella Master Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Spain Bárbara Las Heras
Spain Verónica Virseda		 4–6 / 6–3 / 6–3[77]
Austria Vienna Open Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 4–6 / 6–4 / 6–3[78]
France French Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 7–6 / 6–4[79]
Spain Valladolid Master Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–3 / 3–6 / 6–0[80]
Spain Valencia Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Argentina Delfina Brea
Spain Tamara Icardo		 6–4 / 4–6 / 7–6[81]
Spain Málaga Open Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–3 / 6–3[82]
Spain Calanda Challenger Spain Bárbara las Heras
Spain Verónica Virseda		 Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto		 6–3 / 6–0[83]
Portugal Portugal Open Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Spain Bea González
Spain Marta Ortega		 7–5 / 1–0 / WO[84]
Sweden Swedish Open Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 6–1 / 6–1[56]
Spain Madrid Master Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 Argentina Aranzazu Osoro
Spain Victoria Iglesias		 4–6 / 6–2 / 6–1[85]
Netherlands Amsterdam Open Spain Bea González
Spain Marta Ortega		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–4 / 2–6 / 6–1[86]
Spain Santander Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–2 / 6–1[87]
Spain Menorca Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–1 / 7–5[88]
Spain Torrent Challenger Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto
Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto		 Spain Claudia Fernández
Spain Marta Marrero		 6–0 / 6–7 / 6–1[89]
Sweden Malmö Open Spain Gemma Triay y Spain Alejandra Salazar Spain Ariana Sánchez y Spain Paula Josemaría 6–4 / 7–5[90]
Argentina Buenos Aires Master Not contested
Mexico Mexico Open Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 6–3 / 7–6[91]
Spain Menorca Challenger Final Spain Bárbara las Heras
Spain Verónica Virseda		 Spain Carla Mesa
Spain Lucía Sainz		 6–3 / 6–2[92]
Spain Barcelona Master Final Spain Alejandra Salazar
Spain Gemma Triay		 Spain Ariana Sánchez
Spain Paula Josemaría		 3–6 / 6–4 / 6–4[93]

End of season ranking

Male

2022 Men's Ranking[94]
Pos. Name Points Tournaments Won Tournaments Finals
1 Spain Alejandro Galán 16.720 10 5
Spain Juan Lebrón
3 Argentina Agustín Tapia 10.610 5 2
Argentina Sanyo Gutiérrez
5 Spain Arturo Coello 9.875 3 3
Argentina Fernando Belasteguín
7 Spain Paquito Navarro 8.420 3 2
8 Argentina Martín Di Nenno 8.145 2 3
9 Argentina Franco Stupaczuk 7.380 1 4
10 Argentina Juan Tello 7.130 1 0
11 Brazil Pablo Lima 7.040 1 4
12 Argentina Federico Chingotto 6.465 0 1
13 SpainAlejandro Ruíz 5.950 0 2
14 Spain Momo González 5.210 0 2
15 Argentina Lucho Capra 4.536 0 2
16 Argentina Maxi Sánchez 4.493 0 1

Female

2022 Women's Ranking[94]
Pos. Name Points Tournaments Won Tournaments Finals
1 Spain Alejandra Salazar 16.530 12 4
Spain Gemma Triay
3 Spain Ariana Sánchez 16.195 7 11
Spain Paula Josemaría
5 Spain Beatriz González 8.463 4 1
Spain Marta Ortega
7 Argentina Virginia Riera 5.625 0 1
8 Spain Patricia Llaguno 5.410 0 1
9 Spain Marta Marrero 5.212 1 1
10 Spain Lucía Sainz 5.079 1 1
11 Spain Victoria Iglesias 5.038 0 1
12 Argentina Aranzazu Osoro 4.996 0 1
13 Spain Bárbara Las Heras 4.885 2 1
Spain Verónica Virseda
15 Spain Mapi Sánchez Alayeto 4.870 1 3
16 Spain Majo Sánchez Alayeto 4.275 1 2

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