Professional Padel in Argentina
Argentina produces elite players at a rate no country its size has any business matching. It won the men's title at the 2024 World Championships in Doha, beating Spain in the final, and Federico Chingotto and Agustín Tapia arrived at the top of the game the way Sanyo Gutiérrez, Maximiliano Sánchez and Fernando Belasteguín did before them — out of a club culture where padel has been ordinary for forty years rather than a growth market. Delfina Brea has done the same on the women's side. 217 Argentine players hold a world ranking, spread across the Premier Padel and FIP calendars.
217 ranked players · Highest ranked Argentine players: Agustin Tapia #1 · Delfina Brea Senesi #1
Argentine Padel Players Competing This Week
Dubai P1 2026
Leo Augsburger
#6
Franco Stupaczuk
#7
Juan Tello
#14
Maximiliano Arce
#18
Gonzalo Alfonso
#20
Tino Libaak
#22
Sanyo Gutierrez
#32
Maxi Sanchez Blasco
#37
Martin Di Nenno
R32
#10
Alex Chozas
R32
#34
Tolito Aguirre
R32
#36
Ignacio Piotto
R32
#44
Federico Mouriño
R32
#64
Juan Ignacio Rubini
R32
#68
Ramiro Valenzuela
R32
#75
Luciano Capra
R64
#78
Maxi Sanchez
R64
#79
Juan Cruz Belluati
R64
#83
Upcoming Matches for Argentine Players
Gemma Triay Pons
#1
Delfina Brea Senesi
#1
Marta Talavan
#35
Sofia Saiz Vallejo
#40Dubai P1 2026
Gonzalo Alfonso
#20
Tino Libaak
#22
Marcos Gonzalez Blanco
#80
Diego Garcia Garcia
#85Dubai P1 2026
Claudia Jensen
#10
Tamara Icardo Alcorisa
#12
Victoria Kurz
#64
Marta Arellano Navarro
#75Dubai P1 2026
Miguel Yanguas
#11
Jorge Nieto
#15
Javier Garrido
#25Juan Ignacio De Pascual
#41Dubai P1 2026
Franco Stupaczuk
#7
Jon Sanz
#9
Sanyo Gutierrez
#32
Maxi Sanchez Blasco
#37Dubai P1 2026
Flavio Abbate
#47Franco Dal Bianco
#81Albert Roglan Pons
#88Manuel Aragon Herrera
#93Dubai P1 2026
Juan Tello
#14
Maximiliano Arce
#18
Edu Alonso
#19
Aimar Goñi
#24Dubai P1 2026
Beatriz Gonzalez Fernandez
#3
Paula Josemaria Martin
#7
Veronica Virseda
#15
Martina Fassio Goyeneche
#24Dubai P1 2026
Latest Results for Argentine Padel Players
Alex Chozas
#34
Juan Ignacio Rubini
#68
Marcos Gonzalez Blanco
#80
Diego Garcia Garcia
#85Dubai P1 2026
Gonzalo Alfonso
#20
Tino Libaak
#22
Tolito Aguirre
#36
Pablo Lijo
#55Dubai P1 2026
Lucas Bergamini
#21
Jairo Bautista
#23
Marc Quilez
#60
Federico Mouriño
#64Dubai P1 2026
Claudia Jensen
#10
Tamara Icardo Alcorisa
#12
Nuria Rodriguez
#22
Giulia Dal Pozzo
#23Dubai P1 2026
Francisco Guerrero
#12
Javier Leal
#17Jaume Romera Barcelo
#96Felipe Calleja
#98Dubai P1 2026
Javier Garrido
#25Juan Ignacio De Pascual
#41
Francisco Gil
#62
Ramiro Valenzuela
#75Dubai P1 2026
Sanyo Gutierrez
#32
Maxi Sanchez Blasco
#37
Guillermo Collado
#38
Enrique Goenaga
#58Dubai P1 2026
Franco Stupaczuk
#7
Jon Sanz
#9
Emilio Sanchez
#83
Arnau Ayats
#89Dubai P1 2026
Francisco Navarro
#8
Martin Di Nenno
#10Albert Roglan Pons
#88Manuel Aragon Herrera
#93Dubai P1 2026
Javier Garcia
#26
Alex Ruiz
#30
Flavio Abbate
#47Franco Dal Bianco
#81Dubai P1 2026
The Argentine national team
Argentine Professional Padel Rankings
Ranking page →| AR | Men | World | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Agustin Tapia |
#1
|
20994 |
| 2 | Federico Chingotto |
#3
|
14629 |
| 3 | Leo Augsburger |
▲2
#6
|
7689 |
| 4 | Franco Stupaczuk |
▲1
#7
|
6360 |
| 5 | Martin Di Nenno |
▲2
#10
|
4929 |
| 6 | Juan Tello |
▲1
#14
|
3940 |
| 7 | Maximiliano Arce |
▲1
#18
|
3460 |
| 8 | Gonzalo Alfonso |
▲2
#20
|
3045 |
| 9 | Tino Libaak |
▲8
#22
|
2855 |
| 10 | Sanyo Gutierrez |
▼1
#32
|
2150 |
| AR | Women | World | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Delfina Brea Senesi |
▲1
#1
|
16394 |
| 2 | Claudia Jensen |
▲1
#10
|
5184 |
| 3 | Aranzazu Osoro Ulrich |
▲1
#17
|
3325 |
| 4 | Martina Fassio Goyeneche |
▲1
#24
|
2605 |
| 5 | Virginia Riera |
▲2
#36
|
1620 |
| 6 | Julieta Evangelina Bidahorria |
▼1
#38
|
1535 |
| 7 | Daiara Agustina Valenzuela |
▲2
#51
|
1197 |
| 8 | Maria Laura Ferreyra |
▲1
#79
|
698 |
| 9 | Gimena Sol Perez |
▼1
#187
|
161 |
| 10 | Sofia Luini |
▲1
#190
|
157 |
Showing the top 98 of 217 ranked Argentine players. See the full ranking →
Leading Padel Pairs Argentina
History of padel in Argentina
Padel reached Argentina within a few years of its invention, carried home by an Argentine who had played it on the Costa del Sol, and it took hold faster there than anywhere outside Spain. For three decades Argentine players defined the men's professional game, and 217 of them hold a world ranking today.
Read the full historyArgentine Padel — Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the highest-ranked Argentine padel player?
Agustin Tapia is the highest-ranked Argentine man, at world #1, and Delfina Brea Senesi is the highest-ranked Argentine woman, at world #1. Both positions update every week with the official tour rankings.
See the full Argentina ranking →What have Argentine padel players won?
Fernando Belasteguin is the most decorated Argentine player in our records, with 161 titles. In all, 48 Argentine players have won 456 professional titles, the biggest of them Barcelona Finals in 2025.
Fernando Belasteguin’s profile →Which Argentine padel players are competing this week?
37 Argentine players are in a tournament draw this week, at Dubai P1 2026 and FIP Silver Mediolanum Padel Cup Como. Every name is listed further up this page, with each player’s world ranking.
Argentine players competing this week →Where can I see the latest results for Argentine padel players?
On this page. It tracks completed matches involving ranked Argentine players across the professional tour — the tournament, the round, the opponents and the set scores — and updates as results come in.
Latest results →Are there professional padel tournaments in Argentina?
The professional tour has not staged an event in Argentina in the last three months. Argentine players compete on the international circuit, and their matches are listed above wherever they are played.
Tournament details →How many Argentine players are included in the world padel rankings?
217 Argentine players hold a world padel ranking — 60 men and 38 women. All of them are listed on this page, with their world rank, points and weekly movement.
Every ranked Argentine player →How did padel arrive in Argentina?
Julio Menditeguy, an Argentine who played the game at the Marbella Club in Spain during the 1970s, brought it back to Argentina. The first courts were built at Club Tortugas and the Mar del Plata Ocean Club, and the sport spread from there through the country's existing network of social and sports clubs.
Why has Argentina produced so many top padel players?
A combination of early adoption, a dense club culture that made courts widely accessible, and a competitive junior scene. Argentina had padel embedded in ordinary club life decades before most of Europe, which gave it a head start in developing players that lasted well into the professional era.
Who are the most significant Argentine padel players?
Fernando Belasteguín and Juan Martín Díaz formed the most dominant partnership the sport has produced. Sanyo Gutiérrez, Maximiliano Sánchez, Federico Chingotto and Agustín Tapia have all held places among the leading men on tour, and Argentina remains a permanent presence at the top of the game.
Is padel still growing in Argentina?
Argentine padel is mature rather than expanding sharply. Participation has been broad and stable for years, and growth now comes mostly from existing clubs adding courts rather than from the large indoor developments that drove the recent European boom.
Does Argentina compete in the World Padel Championship?
Yes. Argentina is one of the two historically dominant nations in the event alongside Spain, and its men's and women's teams have contested finals throughout the championship's history.
Compare Argentina with
Matches won, titles and year-by-year results for Argentina beside each of these, with their top players side by side.