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Professional Padel in Russia

The most visible Russian in professional padel plays for a French partnership: Ksenia Sharifova has spent much of the Premier Padel season alongside Alix Collombon. 36 Russian players hold a world ranking, competing on the FIP circuit and drawn almost entirely from Moscow, where the country's court capacity is concentrated. Padel is an indoor sport for most of the year across most of Russia, which makes venues expensive to run and keeps the playing base urban and small — so the professionals who emerge come out of a narrow pool rather than a national pathway.

36 ranked players · Highest ranked Russian players: Leonid Poliakov #336 · Ksenia Sharifova #44

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RU Men World Points
1 Leonid Poliakov
▼ #336
107
2 Artem Matus
▲ #476
60
3 Dmitry Myagkov
▲ #654
36
4 Pavel Karpushkin
▲ #669
35
5 Ivan Repetuev
▲ #876
22
6 Stanislav Pletnev
▲ #1886
5
RU Women World Points
1 Ksenia Sharifova
▼ #44
1339
2 Angelina Neizvestnaya
▲ #101
485
3 Anastasiia Ryzhova
▲ #116
389
4 Daria Kucheriavaia
▼ #120
374
5 Nika Sluzhiteleva
▲ #146
252
6 Vilena Petrova
▼ #156
218
7 Vlada Kutuzova
▲ #163
205
8 Ekaterina Nikitina
▲ #182
172
9 Alena Vasileva
▼ #200
144
10 Sofia Gulnova
▲ #238
105

History of padel in Russia

Padel in Russia is a metropolitan sport, concentrated in Moscow and a small number of other cities, and it grew later and under different conditions than in western Europe. The base is small but organised, and 36 Russian players hold a world ranking.

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Russian Padel — Frequently Asked Questions

Who is the highest-ranked Russian padel player?

Leonid Poliakov is the highest-ranked Russian man, at world #336, and Ksenia Sharifova is the highest-ranked Russian woman, at world #44. Both positions update every week with the official tour rankings.

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What have Russian padel players won?

No Russian player has won a title at a professional tournament in our records. Russian players compete on the international circuit, and every result they post is listed on this page.

Which Russian padel players are competing this week?

2 Russian 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.

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Where can I see the latest results for Russian padel players?

On this page. It tracks completed matches involving ranked Russian players across the professional tour — the tournament, the round, the opponents and the set scores — and updates as results come in.

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Are there professional padel tournaments in Russia?

The professional tour has not staged an event in Russia in the last three months. Russian players compete on the international circuit, and their matches are listed above wherever they are played.

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How many Russian players are included in the world padel rankings?

36 Russian players hold a world padel ranking — 6 men and 30 women. All of them are listed on this page, with their world rank, points and weekly movement.

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Where is padel played in Russia?

Almost entirely in the major cities, with Moscow accounting for most of the country's courts. The sport has limited reach into the regions.

Why is padel small in Russia?

Chiefly cost and climate. The sport has to be played indoors for most of the year across most of the country, which means operators build heated structures rather than laying courts on existing outdoor space. That raises the cost of entry and concentrates venues in the largest cities.

When did padel arrive in Russia?

The sport had almost no presence before the 2010s. It arrived through individuals who had played abroad, particularly in Spain, and through commercial operators building the first venues.

Is there a Russian padel federation?

Yes. A national federation governs the sport and runs a domestic competitive calendar, and Russian players have appeared at international events, though competitive presence internationally is limited relative to the country's size.

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