Buenos Aires Premier Padel P1: Schedule, Dates and How to Watch

Buenos Aires hosts the eighth stop of the 2025 Premier Padel calendar, making Argentina the focal point of the tour after the circuit's historic first visit to Paraguay. This P1 event brings the top-ranked players in the world to South American soil, where the crowds are famously loud and partisan.

The tournament follows the standard P1 format: 32 pairs in the main draw, with qualifying rounds opening the week before the main event kicks off. Matches run across multiple courts simultaneously during the early rounds, so checking the daily schedule the night before is essential if you want to catch the big names live.

For free TV coverage, Premier Padel's partnership with local broadcasters in Argentina means several matches will air on open channels. The Premier Padel app and YouTube channel remain the most reliable free options globally, streaming selected courts without a paywall. Geo-restrictions apply on some platforms, so a VPN can save you if you're watching from Europe.

The Buenos Aires crowd tends to push Argentine pairs hard, which historically creates upsets in the round of 16. After Paraguay raised the bar for South American atmosphere, Buenos Aires will want to top it. Expect sold-out sessions for the semifinals and final.

Solid stop on the calendar. One of the best venues of the year for atmosphere.