Filipinas lanzará la Women’s Padel Series en Manila este marzo, marcando el debut del FIP Silver Women’s Padel Manila, reconocido como el primer torneo profesional de pádel solo para mujeres del mundo. Liderado por la Women’s Padel Association en asociación con la International Padel Players Association, el evento resalta el compromiso del país con el avance del atletismo femenino. Busca crear vías profesionales para mujeres en el deporte mientras involucra a la comunidad más amplia.
La Women’s Padel Series representa una iniciativa pionera en el pádel profesional femenino, debutando en Manila con el torneo FIP Silver Women’s Padel Manila. Programado para marzo de 2026, este evento es la primera plataforma global dedicada enteramente a jugadoras femeninas de élite, subrayando el rol ascendente de Filipinas en los deportes internacionales. Organized by the Women’s Padel Association (WPA) and the International Padel Players Association (IPPA), the series seeks to elevate opportunities for female athletes. Alenna Dawn, founder of the WPA, described the occasion as “both a proud and defining moment.” She added, “This is about creating a future where women are given the platform, visibility, and professional pathways they deserve. We are honored that this global movement begins here in Manila.” Complementing the main tournament, the Women’s Challenger will run parallel, inviting emerging players from across the nation to compete alongside professionals. This structure fosters grassroots development and raises standards in women’s padel. Lucía Sainz, IPPA president, noted, “The Philippines is an exciting and dynamic market for padel, and launching the Women’s Padel Series in Manila highlights the country’s growing role in the international sporting landscape. Together with WPA, we are committed to ensuring that female athletes are supported, represented, and empowered at every level.” Oxdog joins as the Founding Performance Partner, providing expertise to set global benchmarks for the sport. The Manila Padel Club will host the event, demonstrating the Philippines’ capability for high-caliber international competitions. After Manila, the series plans to expand to other Philippine cities, integrating sport with tourism and positioning the nation as a hub for women’s athletics. This launch arrives amid growing momentum for women’s sports, offering visibility and investment to inspire future Filipina athletes.
