How to watch Premier Padel

By the GoPadelZone editorial team · Published · How we research

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The Qatar Airways Premier Padel Tour is heading into its last stretch of 2026. Two events matter most for US viewers watching from home: the GNP Mexico Major, which Premier Padel’s 2026 event page dates from 23 to 29 November 2026, and the Qatar Airways Premier Padel Finals in Barcelona, which that official Finals page dates 10 to 13 December 2026.

This is a viewing guide, not a first-hand report from a venue or a broadcast booth. Every date, broadcaster, and price below comes from a page we opened, mainly premierpadel.com and the broadcasters’ own sites. If a match time or a US price was not on an official page, it is omitted. If official Premier Padel pages disagree with one another, we say so rather than pick a silent winner.

For the sport itself, start with what is padel. For how games are scored on tour, including Star Point (the 2026 tour deuce system), see padel rules and scoring.

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Mexico Major and Tour Finals: what official pages say

GNP Mexico Major — 23 to 29 November 2026

The official Mexico Major 2026 page, titled “Mexico Major 2026,” describes “the GNP Mexico Major Premier Padel event, taking place from the 23rd to the 29th of November 2026.”

A 19 December 2025 calendar announcement from Premier Padel and the International Padel Federation (FIP) says the Mexico Major closes the regular season “at the end of November in Acapulco.” That announcement does not give the 23–29 November range, but it does name the city. The 2026 event page we opened did not include a venue building name in the text we could read, so we have not listed one.

One page to ignore for 2026 planning: premierpadel.com/en/tournaments-results/gnp-mexico-major-premier-padel redirects to the 2024 event page, titled “Gnp Mexico Major Premier Padel 2024.” Its description says to “Follow Gnp Mexico Major Premier Padel 2024 at Arena Gnp Seguros, Acapulco, Mexico (23 Nov – 1 Dec 2024).” That is last year’s event, not the 2026 schedule.

Qatar Airways Premier Padel Finals — 10 to 13 December 2026, Barcelona

The dedicated 2026 Finals page places the event at the Palau Sant Jordi, Passeig Olímpic, 5-7, 08038 Barcelona, Spain. Its page description says the 2026 Tour Finals are “taking place 10-13 December,” and other text on the same page says “From December 10 to 13.”

Other official Premier Padel pages still show different ranges, and those mismatches are worth flagging:

This guide follows the dedicated 2026 Finals page — 10 to 13 December 2026 — and notes those earlier official ranges rather than silently smoothing them. Recheck premierpadel.com/en/tourfinals if you are buying tickets or setting a calendar reminder.

Official session-by-session start times for the Mexico Major and the Finals were not posted on the pages we opened on Nov 10, 2026. Until Premier Padel publishes those times, we cannot convert them to US Central or Eastern. When the order of play goes up, use the listed local time and convert it then.

How the tour season works

Premier Padel describes itself as the world’s leading official professional padel tour, founded by Qatar Sports Investments in partnership with the FIP. The same about page says that after a 2025 season that included a Tour debut in the United States, the 2026 season “features 25 tournaments across 17 countries,” including new destinations in the United Kingdom and South Africa, and that the tour is “broadcast in more than 244 territories worldwide.”

The December 2025 calendar announcement used a slightly different count: “26 tournaments across 18 countries,” with nearly 75% indoors. We have not blended those two official figures. The about page is the current site overview we opened on Nov 10, 2026; the December 2025 release is the calendar launch.

That announcement also lays out the shape of the year. After the Hexagon Cup in Madrid (28 January–1 February), the 2026 tour was scheduled to open with the Riyadh Season P1 on 9 February. The regular season then runs through a mix of events, including four Majors. The same release names long-term renewals of three Majors — Qatar (Doha) in April, Italy (Rome) in June, and Paris at Stade Roland-Garros in September — and says the Mexico Major in Acapulco closes the regular season at the end of November. Majors are the tour’s biggest week-long stops. Other events on the calendar are typically labeled P1 or P2; a current beIN SPORTS US preview of the Dubai P1 (Nov 8–15, 2026) notes that P1 champions receive 1,000 ranking points.

The Finals are a separate season-ending event, not a fifth Major. The 2026 Finals page says that after a season around the globe, “only the most consistent and high-performing players will qualify,” and that pairs fight to climb the rankings and secure a spot in Barcelona. The December 2025 calendar announcement said “the top 16 ranked players in the FIP Race Ranking in both the men’s and women’s competitions will qualify to compete for the 2026 season title.” We quote that wording rather than turn it into a new head-count of pairs.

Scoring on tour now uses Star Point, which the FIP General Assembly approved on 28 November 2025, according to the same calendar announcement. The on-court detail is in our rules and scoring guide.

How to watch in the US

Premier Padel’s official hub is Where to Watch. The detailed territory list we used is from Premier Padel’s official news article “Where to watch — don’t miss any of the action at any tournament!”, which we opened on Nov 10, 2026. That page still carries a 19 March 2024 published timestamp, but the territory table on it includes a Red Bull TV clause running “until 31 December 2026,” and the site was presenting it alongside the current Dubai P1.

beIN SPORTS CONNECT

On that official list, beIN is the broadcaster whose territory line includes the USA (as well as Canada and a long list of other markets). We have not inferred any other US television deal.

beIN’s own pages confirm the US service. A beIN SPORTS US article dated Nov 10, 2026 says there is “live coverage on beIN SPORTS CONNECT in the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada” for the current Dubai P1. beIN’s knowledge-base articles What is beIN SPORTS CONNECT? (updated June 19, 2026) and How do I access content (updated Oct 1, 2026) both say that beIN SPORTS in North America carries “a deep slate of padel (Premier Padel),” and that customers in the US and Canada can sign up directly for a monthly or yearly plan or a pay-per-view event.

Those same official beIN pages say: “The subscription in the US costs $5.99 or $59.99,” immediately after describing a monthly or yearly plan (checked Nov 10, 2026). We read that as $5.99 per month or $59.99 per year. The Canadian prices listed on the same pages are $7.99 or $79.99 CAD. The access article also says that if your US TV plan already includes beIN SPORTS or beIN SPORTS en Español, you can use those provider credentials to sign in, and it lists participating providers. We have not seen a separate beIN how-to-watch page yet for the Mexico Major or the Finals, so confirm the live window on beIN closer to those events.

Free official streams: YouTube and Red Bull TV

The same Premier Padel where-to-watch article tells viewers to watch “all the action on Premier Padel YouTube and RedBull TV,” and then splits it this way:

  • Premier Padel YouTube, “rounds 1-3 through Monday to Wednesday”
  • Red Bull TV, “Quarter Finals, Semi-finals and Finals”

The official YouTube link on that page is youtube.com/@PremierPadelTV.

For Red Bull TV, the territory table says “Worldwide excluding, until 31 December 2026,” and then lists countries that are carved out (including France, Switzerland, Belgium, the Netherlands, and others). The USA is not in that exclusion list. Premier Padel’s site also links a US Red Bull TV series page, Premier Padel on Red Bull, which we opened. That Red Bull page lists tour stops, but some of its own counts and date labels did not match Premier Padel’s official event pages, so we have not used it for dates or for the size of the 2026 calendar.

Premier Padel has previously described Red Bull TV as a free platform and the YouTube channel as free of charge in selected territories, in a 23 February 2024 partnership announcement about a deal running through the end of the 2027 season. We have not treated that older announcement as a 2026 price list, and we have not invented a Red Bull or YouTube subscription fee. Check the YouTube channel and the Red Bull page, plus any geo-restrictions, when the Mexico Major and the Finals begin.

Official app

Premier Padel’s Where to Watch page promotes the official Premier Padel app for following events, adding favorite athletes and countries, and getting editorial and social content. We did not find a clear, current statement on that page that the app itself is a live-stream player for every US match, so we have not claimed that.

Other official markets, briefly

Outside the US, the same Premier Padel territory list names, among others, Movistar (Spain and Andorra), Sky Italia and Super Tennis (Italy), Canal+ (France and a wide set of other territories), Sport TV (Portugal), Cosmote (Greece), ESPN across listed South American, Central American, and Caribbean countries (Mexico is on the ESPN Central America line), and Via Play in the Baltics and Nordics. We have only repeated markets that appear on that official list. We did not find a UK broadcaster named on the pages we opened, so we have not invented one.

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