How to Watch Premier Padel in the US: 2026 Streaming Guide

The Pro Padel Landscape in 2026

Pro padel finally has one global tour. After years of split allegiances, Premier Padel — backed by the International Padel Federation (FIP) and Qatar Sports Investments — is the consensus top circuit. The old World Padel Tour has wound down, and most of its top players (Galán, Chingotto, Coello, Tapia, Lebrón) now compete on the Premier calendar.

Below Premier sits A1 Padel, a Latin America-rooted tour with strong fields in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Paraguay and beyond. And on home soil, the National Padel League (NPL) has grown into a 40-city US amateur circuit with regional championships and a national final.

If you're watching from the US, the good news is that almost everything is available — you just need to know which app to open.

Where to Watch Premier Padel in the US

Tennis Channel

Tennis Channel carries select Premier Padel matches in the US, including coverage from the Majors and headline P1 events. Check the channel's schedule the week of each tournament — outside of the marquee weekends, padel still shares airtime with tennis and other racquet sports.

You can get Tennis Channel through traditional cable, Tennis Channel Plus (their direct streaming subscription), or as an add-on through Fubo, Sling, YouTube TV, and DirecTV Stream.

PremierPadel.com Live

The cleanest way to follow the full tour is the official Premier Padel stream. The "Where to Watch" page lists the broadcast partner for every event by country — for US viewers, it points to whichever rights holder has that specific tournament (Tennis Channel, Red Bull TV, beIN, or YouTube depending on the week).

Red Bull TV

Red Bull TV is free, has no ads, and carries select Premier Padel events including the Miami Premier Padel P1. For the 2026 Miami event (March 23–29 at the Miami Beach Convention Center), Red Bull TV is the primary US stream from quarterfinals through the final.

YouTube

The official Premier Padel YouTube channel streams qualifying rounds, early-round matches, press conferences, and highlights — all free. It's the easiest entry point if you're just getting into pro padel and want to watch a few games without subscribing to anything.

A1 Padel & FIP Tour

A1 Padel's YouTube channel live-streams most tour matches for free, which makes it the most accessible pro circuit for casual fans. The FIP Tour (the developmental tier below Premier) streams through FIP TV and its YouTube channel, also free.

The US Tournament Calendar

The two annual highlights for US-based fans:

• Miami Premier Padel P1 (March 23–29, 2026) — The biggest pro padel event on US soil, held at the Miami Beach Convention Center. Streamed on Red Bull TV.
• Future Premier US events — Premier Padel is actively expanding in North America. A second US stop (rumored New York or Los Angeles) has been discussed for the 2027 calendar.

For Florida players, Miami is a short drive — tickets typically go on sale several months out and the convention center holds tens of thousands across the week.

NPL — Where to Watch

The National Padel League doesn't have a national TV deal, but it produces strong digital coverage:

• Regional Championships (Boston, Charlotte, San Diego, Dallas, Philadelphia, Nashville, Miami) and the National Finals (August 14–16, 2026) stream through the NPL's YouTube channel and Instagram Live.
• City Stage play runs April 20 through May 29 — most matches are recreational and not broadcast, but featured matchups and finals are.

If you want to follow your city's team, the NPL Instagram is where most updates land first.

Top Players to Follow

The 2026 season has crystallized into a two-pair rivalry at the top:

• Arturo Coello & Agustín Tapia — Defending world No. 1 pair. Won the Riyadh Season P1 in February.
• Alejandro Galán & Federico Chingotto — Currently leading the Race 2026 standings and beat Coello/Tapia 6-2, 6-1 in Brussels.
• Juan Lebrón & Leandro Augsburger — The biggest emerging pair, with the Brussels P2 title under their belt.
• Delfi Brea & Bea González — The top women's pair to watch on the Premier Padel circuit.

For US players, follow NPL standings and amateur events like the Austin USPA 2000 for the domestic talent pipeline.

The Cheapest Way to Watch It All

If you don't want to pay for anything, the bottom-up stack works:

1. A1 Padel YouTube for daily tour matches (free).
2. Premier Padel YouTube for qualifying rounds and highlights (free).
3. Red Bull TV for Miami and other Red Bull-sponsored events (free).
4. FIP YouTube for the developmental tour (free).

For finals weekends of marquee Premier events not on Red Bull TV, Tennis Channel Plus (~$10/month or pause anytime) is the cleanest add-on.

Want to track when your favorite players are next on court? The best padel apps for 2026 cover live scores, draws, and notifications — pair them with your streaming stack and you'll never miss a match.