2026 Brussels P2

2026 Brussels P2
2026 Brussels P2
Date	19 – 26 April
Edition	3rd
Category	P2
Prize money	€264.534
Location	Brussels, Belgium
Venue	Tour & Taxis Gare Maritime
Champions
Men's doubles	Juan Lebrón; Leandro Augsburger
Women's doubles	Bea González ; Paula Josemaría
Chronology
Previous; NewGiza P2	Next; Asunción P2

The 2026 Brussels P2 (officially 2026 Premier Padel Lotto Brussels P2) was the sixth tournament of the fifth season organized by Premier Padel, the premier padel circuit, promoted by the International Padel Federation, and with the financial backing of Nasser Al-Khelaïfi's Qatar Sports Investments.

In the women's category, the two highest-ranked pairs on the FIP rankings both reached the final for the fourth time in 2026. In the decisive match, Bea González and Paula Josemaría defeated Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay for the third consecutive tournament finals, to claim their third title of the season.^[1]

In the men's category, Juan Lebrón and Leandro Augsburger reached the finals for the second time this season, where they were set to face the world's number one pair. In the final match, Augsburger and Lebrón defeated Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello, avenging their loss in the Cancún P2 finals, securing their first title of 2026 and their first as a team.^[2]

Relevant Data

Consecutive finals and Bea's streak

With their semifinal victory, Delfina Brea and Gemma Triay, the leaders of the women's world rankings, reached their tenth consecutive final across the last ten tournaments played between 2025 and 2026. However, it was Bea González who ultimately came out on top, winning eight of the last nine finals played against the Brea-Triay pair.^[3]

Juan Lebrón wins again after 785 days

By claiming the title in Brussels, Juan Lebrón ended a 785-day drought without winning a tournament featuring the world's top pairs. His last victory, still alongside Alejandro Galán, had been at the Riyadh P1 in February 2024.^[4]

Lebrón had also won the Finland P2 in August 2024 (with Martin Di Nenno) and the Cancún P2 in March 2025 (with Franco Stupaczuk), but neither of those events featured the world's top two pairs.^[4]

Seeds

Male^[5]

Rnk.	Team	FIP Ranking Points
1	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	41820
2	Alejandro Galán Federico Chingotto	34680
3	Franco Stupaczuk Mike Yanguas	12345
4	Juan Lebrón Leandro Augsburguer	12220
5	Francisco Guerrero Paquito Navarro	11320
6	Coki Nieto Jon Sanz	10704
7	Martín Di Nenno Momo González	9400
8	Lucas Bergamini Javi Garrido	7245
9	Javi Leal Pablo Cardona	5555
10	Alejandro Ruiz Juanlu Esbri	5025
11	Jairo Bautista Lucas Campagnolo	4622
12	Alejandro Arroyo Leonel Aguirre	4615
13	Gonzalo Alfonso Javier Barahona	4354
14	Juan Tello Maximiliano Arce	4267
15	Aimar Goñi Eduardo Alonso	4202
16	Javier Garcia Mora Jose Jimenez Casas	4110

Female^[6]

Rnk.	Team	FIP Ranking Points
1	Delfina Brea Gemma Triay	34600
2	Bea González Paula Josemaria	27230
3	Ariana Sánchez Andrea Ustero	21325
4	Claudia Fernandéz Sofia Araújo	19155
5	Claudia Jensen Tamara Icardo	11775
6	Marta Ortega Martina Calvo	10765
7	Alejandra Alonso Alejandra Salazar	10000
8	Marina Guinart Veronica Virseda	8315
9	Beatriz Caldera Carmen Goenaga	7340
10	Aranzazu Osoro Victoria Iglesias	7030
11	Martina Fassio Goyeneche Raquel Eugenio Barrera	5015
12	Carolina Orsi Patricia Llaguno	4785
13	Araceli Martinez Lucía Sainz	4757
14	Jessica Castelló Lorena Rufo	4420
15	Jimena Velasco Marta Barrera	4165
16	Julieta Bidahorria Marta Caparros	3280

Head-to-head record between teams ranked in the top 4 during the season

Man's

Record	Coello–Tapia	Galán–Chingotto	Stupaczuk–Yanguas	Augsburger–Lebrón
Coello–Tapia	—	1–2	2–0	3–1
Galán–Chingotto	2–1	—	2–0	0–1
Stupaczuk–Yanguas	0–2	0–2	—	—
Augsburger–Lebrón	1–3	1–0	—	—

Women's

Record	D. Brea–Triay	B. González–Paula	Ariana–Ustero	Araúijo–C. Fernandez
D. Brea–Triay	—	1–3	1–1	2–0
B. González–Paula	3–1	—	2–2	1–0
Ariana–Ustero	1–1	2–2	—	—
Araúijo–C. Fernandez	0–2	0–1	—	—

Draws

Men's Bracket

Round of 32					Round of 16					Quarter-Final					Semi-Finals				Finals

1	Coello / Tapia
	Bye				1	Coello / Tapia	6	7
Q	I. Sager / J.C. Belluati	6	1		12	A. Arroyo / L. Aguirre	1	6
12	A. Arroyo / L. Aguirre	7	6							1	Coello / Tapia	7	5	6
21	J.G. Diestro / M. Blasco	6	3	6						6	Coki / J. Sanz	6	7	3
17	D. Sánchez / I. Jofre	2	6	4	21	J.G. Diestro / M. Blasco	4	5
19	A. Chozas / V. Libaak	6	3		6	Coki / J. Sanz	6	7
6	Coki / J. Sanz	7	6												1	Coello / Tapia	7	6
7	Di Nenno / Momo	6	6												3	Stupaczuk / Yanguas	5	2
22	P.G. Rodrigo / P. Lijó	3	2		7	Di Nenno / Momo	5	4
9	J. Leal / P. Cardona	6	2		11	J. Bautista / L. Campagnolo	7	6
11	J. Bautista / L. Campagnolo	7	6							11	J. Bautista / L. Campagnolo	1	2
WC	C. Geens / D. Guichard	6	7							3	Stupaczuk / Yanguas	6	6
WC	I. Huysveld / M. Lamperti	3	6		WC	C. Geens / D. Guichard	3	3
	Bye				3	Stupaczuk / Yanguas	6	6
3	Stupaczuk / Yanguas																		1	Coello / Tapia	6	3	3
4	Lebrón / L. Augsburger																		4	Lebrón / L. Augsburger	2	6	6
	Bye				4	Lebrón / L. Augsburger	6	7
20	G. Collado / P.H. Alvarez	6	6		20	G. Collado / P.H. Alvarez	2	6
18	Sanyo / V. Ruiz	4	4							4	Lebrón / L. Augsburger	7	6
15	A. Goñi / E. Alonso	6	6							15	A. Goñi / E. Alonso	5	4
Q	D. Santigosa / M. Sintes	3	3		15	A. Goñi / E. Alonso	4	6	6
Q	J. Marmolejo / R. Pereyra	3	3		8	J. Garrido / L. Bergamini	6	2	3
8	J. Garrido / L. Bergamini	6	6												4	Lebrón / L. Augsburger	6	6
5	F. Guerrero / Paquito	4	7	6											2	Chingotto / Galán	4	4
14	J. Tello / M. Arce	6	6	3	5	F. Guerrero / Paquito	6	7
13	G. Alfonso / J. Barahona	5	4		Q	A. Gutiérrez / S. Oria	3	6
Q	A. Gutiérrez / S. Oria	7	6							5	F. Guerrero / Paquito	1	0
10	A. Ruiz / J. Esbri	6	6							2	Chingotto / Galán	6	6
16	J.G. Mora / J.J. Casas	4	4		10	A. Ruiz / J. Esbri	6	1
	Bye				2	Chingotto / Galán	7	6
2	Chingotto / Galán

Women's Bracket

Round of 32					Round of 16				Quarter-Final				Semi-Finals					Finals

1	D. Brea / G. Triay
	Bye				1	D. Brea / G. Triay	6	6
11	J. Velasco / M. Barrera	6	6		11	J. Velasco / M. Barrera	1	2
WC	E. Boeykens / J. Pysson	1	2						1	D. Brea / G. Triay	6	6
Q	G. Dal Pozzo / N. Rodriguez	3	6	6					7	A. Salazar / A. Alonso	3	1
16	J. Bidahorria / M. Caparros	6	4	1	Q	G. Dal Pozzo / N. Rodriguez	6	2
	Bye				7	A. Salazar / A. Alonso	7	6
7	A. Salazar / A. Alonso												1	D. Brea / G. Triay	6	5	6
5	C. Jensen / T. Icardo												5	C. Jensen / T. Icardo	3	7	1
	Bye				5	C. Jensen / T. Icardo	6	6
10	A. Osoro / V. Iglesias	6	6		10	A. Osoro / V. Iglesias	2	0
Q	C. Touly / M. Parmigiani	1	0						5	C. Jensen / T. Icardo	6	6
9	B. Caldera / C. Goenaga	7	6						3	A. Ustero / A. Sánchez	4	2
Q	M. Talavan / S. Saiz	5	4		9	B. Caldera / C. Goenaga	0	3
	Bye				3	A. Ustero / A. Sánchez	6	6
3	A. Ustero / A. Sánchez																	1	D. Brea / G. Triay	5	2
4	C. Fernández / S. Araújo																	2	B. González / P. Josemaria	7	6
	Bye				4	C. Fernández / S. Araújo	6	6
11	M. Goyeneche / R. Barrera	3	6	6	11	M. Goyeneche / R. Barrera	4	3
18	A. Perez / L. Martinez	6	0	0					4	C. Fernández / S. Araújo	6	7
13	A. Martinez / L. Sainz	6	3						14	J. Castelló / L. Rufo	2	5
14	J. Castelló / L. Rufo	7	6		14	J. Castelló / L. Rufo	6	6
	Bye				8	M. Guinart / V. Virseda	3	2
8	M. Guinart / V. Virseda												4	C. Fernández / S. Araújo	6	3	0
6	M. Ortega / M. Calvo												2	B. González / P. Josemaria	3	6	6
	Bye				6	M. Ortega / M. Calvo	6	6
Q	L. Manquillo / N. Aguilar	6	6		Q	L. Manquillo / N. Aguilar	2	0
17	K. Sharifova / M. Borrero	2	1						6	M. Ortega / M. Calvo	2	4
19	T. Navarro / V. Riera	4	1						2	B. González / P. Josemaria	6	6
12	C. Orsi / P. Llaguno	6	6		12	C. Orsi / P. Llaguno	1	1
	Bye				2	B. González / P. Josemaria	6	6
2	B. González / P. Josemaria

Results

Round of 32

Men's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
22/4/2026	Alex Arroyo Leonel Aguirre	7–6 / 6–1	Ignacio Sager Juan Cruz Belluati	^[7]
21/4/2026	Jose Garcia Diestro Maximiliano Sánchez Blasco	6–2 / 3–6 / 6–4	David Gala Sánchez Iñigo Jofre	^[7]
22/4/2026	Coki Nieto Jon Sanz	7–6 / 6–3	Alex Chozas Valentino Libaak	^[7]
21/4/2026	Martin Di Nenno Momo González	6–3 / 6–2	Pablo Garcia Rodrigo Pablo Lijó	^[7]
21/4/2026	Jairo Bautista Lucas Campagnolo	7–6 / 6–2	Javi Leal Pablo Cardona	^[7]
21/4/2026	Clement Geens Dylan Guichard	6–3 / 7–6	Isaac Huysveld Miguel Lamperti	^[7]
22/4/2026	Guillermo Collado Pol Hernandez	6–4 / 6–4	Sanyo Gutiérrez Victor Ruiz	^[7]
22/4/2026	Aimar Goñi Eduardo Alonso	6–3 / 6–3	Daniel Santigosa Marc Sintes	^[7]^[8]
22/4/2026	Javier Garrido Lucas Bergamini	6–3 / 6–3	Jose Solano Marmolejo Ramiro Pereyra	^[7]
21/4/2026	Francisco Guerrero Paquito Navarro	4–6 / 7–6 / 6–3	Juan Tello Maximiliano Arce	^[7]
22/4/2026	Agustin Gutiérrez Salvador Oria	7–5 / 6–4	Gonzalo Alfonso Javier Barahona	^[7]
21/4/2026	Aléx Ruiz Juanlu Esbri	6–4 / 6–4	Javier Garcia Mora Jose Jimenez Casas	^[7]

Women's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
22/4/2026	Jimena Velasco Marta Barrera	6–1 / 6–2	Elyne Boeykens Justine Pysson	^[9]
22/4/2026	Giulia Dal Pozzo Nuria Rodriguez	3–6 / 6–4 / 6–1	Julieta Bidahorria Marta Caparros	^[9]
22/4/2026	Aranzazu Osoro Victoria Iglesias	6–1 / 6–0	Carla Touly Martina Parmigiani	^[9]
22/4/2026	Beatriz Caldera Carmen Goenaga	7–5 / 6–4	Marta Talavan Sofía Saiz Vallejo	^[9]
22/4/2026	Martina Fassio Goyeneche Raquel Eugenio Barrera	3–6 / 6–0 / 6–0	Agueda Perez Lucia Martinez	^[9]
22/4/2026	Jessica Castelló Lorena Rufo	7–6 / 6–3	Araceli Martinez Lucía Sainz	^[9]
22/4/2026	Letizia Manquillo Noemi Aguilar	6–2 / 6–1	Ksenia Sharifova Marta Borrero	^[9]
22/4/2026	Carolina Orsi Patricia Llaguno	6–4 / 6–1	Teresa Navarro Virginia Riera	^[9]

Round of 16

Men's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
23/4/2026	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	6–1 / 7–6	Alex Arroyo Leonel Aguirre	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Coki Nieto Jon Sanz	6–4 / 7–5	Jose Garcia Diestro Maximiliano Sánchez Blasco	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Jairo Bautista Lucas Campagnolo	7–5 / 6–4	Martin Di Nenno Momo González	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Franco Stupaczuk Mike Yanguas	6–3 / 6–3	Clement Geens Dylan Guichard	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Juan Lebrón Leandro Augsburger	6–2 / 7–6	Guillermo Collado Pol Hernandez	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Aimar Goñi Eduardo Alonso	4–6 / 6–2 / 6–3	Javier Garrido Lucas Bergamini	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Francisco Guerrero Paquito Navarro	6–3 / 7–6	Agustin Gutiérrez Salvador Oria7/6 6/1	^[10]^[11]
23/4/2026	Alejandro Galán Federico Chingotto	7–6 / 6–1	Aléx Ruiz Juanlu Esbri	^[10]^[11]^[12]

Women's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
23/4/2026	Delfina Brea Gemma Triay	6–1 / 6–2	Jimena Velasco Marta Barrera	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Alejandra Alonso Alejandra Salazar	7–6 / 6–2	Giulia Dal Pozzo Nuria Rodriguez	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Claudia Jensen Tamara Icardo	6–2 / 6–0	Aranzazu Osoro Victoria Iglesias	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Andrea Ustero Ariana Sánchez	6–0 / 6–3	Beatriz Caldera Carmen Goenaga	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Claudia Fernández Sofia Araújo	6–4 / 6–3	Martina Fassio Goyeneche Raquel Eugenio Barrera	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Jessica Castelló Lorena Rufo	6–3 / 6–2	Marina Guinart Verónica Virseda	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Marta Ortega Martina Calvo	6–2 / 6–0	Letizia Manquillo Noemi Aguilar	^[11]^[13]
23/4/2026	Bea González Paula Josemaría	6–1 / 6–1	Carolina Orsi Patricia Llaguno	^[11]^[13]

Quarter-Finals

Men's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
24/4/2026	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	7–6 / 5–7 / 6–3	Coki Nieto Jon Sanz	^[14]^[15]
24/4/2026	Franco Stupaczuk Mike Yanguas	6–1 / 6–2	Jairo Bautista Lucas Campagnolo	^[14]^[15]
24/4/2026	Juan Lebrón Leandro Augsburger	7–5 / 6–4	Aimar Goñi Eduardo Alonso	^[14]^[16]
24/4/2026	Alejandro Galán Federico Chingotto	6–1 / 6–0	Francisco Guerrero Paquito Navarro	^[14]^[16]

Women's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
24/4/2026	Delfina Brea Gemma Triay	6–3 / 6–1	Alejandra Alonso Alejandra Salazar	^[14]
24/4/2026	Claudia Jensen Tamara Icardo	6–4 / 6–2	Andrea Ustero Ariana Sánchez	^[14]^[17]
24/4/2026	Claudia Fernández Sofia Araújo	6–2 / 7–5	Jessica Castelló Lorena Rufo	^[14]^[17]
24/4/2026	Bea González Paula Josemaría	6–2 / 6–4	Marta Ortega Martina Calvo	^[14]^[17]

Semi-Finals

Men's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
25/4/2026	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	7–5 / 6–2	Franco Stupaczuk Mike Yanguas	^[18]
25/4/2026	Juan Lebrón Leandro Augsburger	6–4 / 6–4	Alejandro Galán Federico Chingotto	^[18]^[19]

Women's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
25/4/2026	Delfina Brea Gemma Triay	6–3 / 5–7 / 6–1	Claudia Jensen Tamara Icardo	^[18]^[20]
25/4/2026	Bea González Paula Josemaría	3–6 / 6–3 / 6–0	Claudia Fernández Sofia Araújo	^[18]^[20]

Finals

Men's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
26/4/2026	Juan Lebrón Leandro Augsburger	2–6 / 6–3 / 6–3	Agustín Tapia Arturo Coello	^[2]^[21]^[22]

Women's

Date	Winners	Score	Opponent	Refs.
26/4/2026	Bea González Paula Josemaría	7–5 / 6–2	Delfina Brea Gemma Triay	^[1]^[21]^[23]

References

1 2 "Paula Josemaría y Bea González se llevan el P2 de Bruselas y ya acechan el númerouno". Marca.
1 2 "Lebrón y Augsburger se coronan en el P2 de Bruselas tras remontar ante los número uno". Marca.
↑ "La bestia negra de Gemma Triay y Delfi Brea tiene nombre y apellidos". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 "Juan Lebrón lo vuelve a hacer 785 días después". Mundo Deportivo.
↑ "Male Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
↑ "Female Ranking" (PDF). FIP.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "Men's Round of 32". FIP.
↑ "El cambio de parejas no garantiza el éxito inmediato". AS.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Women's Round of 32". FIP.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Women's Round of 16". FIP.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 "Chingotto y Galán, y Coello-Tapia no se dejan sorprender". AS.
↑ "Galán y Chingotto debutan en Bruselas con victoria y una novedad". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Men's Round of 16". FIP.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Galán frente a Augsburger, cuentas pendientes por unas declaraciones". AS.
1 2 "Yanguas y Stupa retan a unos Tapia-Coello que sudan para llegar a semifinales". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 "Servido el primer duelo del morbo este año en semis: ¡Galán-Chingotto ante Lebrón-Augsburger!". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 3 "¡Ari Sánchez y Andrea Ustero, eliminadas en Bélgica!". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 3 4 "Augsburger gana Galán en el primer choque del año". AS.
↑ "Lebrón y Augsburger dan el golpe para vencer a Galán-Chingotto en Bruselas". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 "González-Josemaría y Triay-Brea se citan en la final de Bruselas". Mundo Deportivo.
1 2 "Leo Augsburger decide la final de Bruselas". AS.
↑ "Lebrón y Augsburger completan su semana fantástica en Bélgica llevándose el título ante Coello-Tapia". Mundo Deportivo.
↑ "Paula Josemaría y Bea González conquistan su tercer título en Bruselas y mandan un serio aviso a Brea-Triay". Mundo Deportivo.

[WFinal-1] 1 2 "Paula Josemaría y Bea González se llevan el P2 de Bruselas y ya acechan el númerouno". Marca.

[MFinal-2] 1 2 "Lebrón y Augsburger se coronan en el P2 de Bruselas tras remontar ante los número uno". Marca.

[3] "La bestia negra de Gemma Triay y Delfi Brea tiene nombre y apellidos". Mundo Deportivo.

[Lebronazo-4] 1 2 "Juan Lebrón lo vuelve a hacer 785 días después". Mundo Deportivo.

[5] "Male Ranking" (PDF). FIP.

[6] "Female Ranking" (PDF). FIP.

[R32-7] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 "Men's Round of 32". FIP.

[8] "El cambio de parejas no garantiza el éxito inmediato". AS.

[WR32-9] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Women's Round of 32". FIP.

[WR16-10] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Women's Round of 16". FIP.

[OneTwo-11] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 "Chingotto y Galán, y Coello-Tapia no se dejan sorprender". AS.

[12] "Galán y Chingotto debutan en Bruselas con victoria y una novedad". Mundo Deportivo.

[R16-13] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Men's Round of 16". FIP.

[QF-14] 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 "Galán frente a Augsburger, cuentas pendientes por unas declaraciones". AS.

[StupaYanguas-15] 1 2 "Yanguas y Stupa retan a unos Tapia-Coello que sudan para llegar a semifinales". Mundo Deportivo.

[GalanLebron-16] 1 2 "Servido el primer duelo del morbo este año en semis: ¡Galán-Chingotto ante Lebrón-Augsburger!". Mundo Deportivo.

[AriUstero-17] 1 2 3 "¡Ari Sánchez y Andrea Ustero, eliminadas en Bélgica!". Mundo Deportivo.

[SF-18] 1 2 3 4 "Augsburger gana Galán en el primer choque del año". AS.

[19] "Lebrón y Augsburger dan el golpe para vencer a Galán-Chingotto en Bruselas". Mundo Deportivo.

[WSF-20] 1 2 "González-Josemaría y Triay-Brea se citan en la final de Bruselas". Mundo Deportivo.

[Finals-21] 1 2 "Leo Augsburger decide la final de Bruselas". AS.

[22] "Lebrón y Augsburger completan su semana fantástica en Bélgica llevándose el título ante Coello-Tapia". Mundo Deportivo.

[23] "Paula Josemaría y Bea González conquistan su tercer título en Bruselas y mandan un serio aviso a Brea-Triay". Mundo Deportivo.

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