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Japan's Tsukamoto and Tokumoto won the women's final 6-3 6-4 and Qatar's Naif brothers took men's gold 6-3 6-1 on the final day of padel's first Asian Games.
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Kusumawati and Sabatini took silver after a 6-3 6-4 final against Japan's Tsukamoto and Tokumoto, while Putria and Gumulya beat the Philippines 6-0 6-0 for bronze in Nagoya.
The Indonesians will face Japan's Tsukamoto and Tokumoto for gold after the hosts beat Putria and Gumulya 6-1 6-3, while Qatar meet Malaysia in the men's final.
Kusumawati and Sabatini stunned Japan's top seeds 6-0 6-1 and Putria and Gumulya dispatched Hong Kong as Indonesia joined Iran as the only nations with two pairs in the final four.
A 6-0 6-1 win over Japan's Sato and Ozawa and a 6-1 6-2 victory for Putria and Gumulya over Hong Kong guaranteed Indonesia a podium place, while Iran knocked out both Japanese men's pairs.
Indonesia now has both women's pairs in the last eight, while Japan's Ando and Nakamura ended the men's campaign 6-3 6-4 on a day of three-set battles in Nagoya.
The Indonesian seventh seeds booked a quarter-final against Japan's top seeds, while Thailand's Narkprasert celebrated a comeback win after a career-threatening knee injury.
Host pair Ando and Nakamura won a three-set thriller in the men's round of 32, while Indonesia's Edison and Soemarno fell 6-1 6-4 to the Philippines on a historic opening day.
From padel's admission to the Asian Games programme in November 2025 to a seven-week training camp in Spain, PBPI spent nearly a year building toward Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
The top seeds closed out the men's final in straight sets at Island Sports in Bali, while the second seeds recovered from a lost set to complete Indonesia's fourth and biggest CUPRA FIP Tour week of 2026.
Cristobal Garcia Blanco and Sajad Zareianjahromi ended Miguel Melero Bernal and Pablo Pastor Landaburu at Island Sports in Bali, while Feity Lesmana carried Indonesia to a quarter-final.
Thirty-two first-round matches at Island Sports in Bali left the women's seeds untouched, while Mike Tanoso and Bryan Husin carried Indonesian hopes through the longest match of the day.
Sem Snoek and Dusan Kostic ended Indonesian hopes in the final qualifying round at Island Sports in Bali, while Voni Darlina and Raihannisa R opened the women's draw by toppling the second seeds.
Amr Hazem and Tiago Vallejos ended the second seeds and the qualifying top seeds departed without playing, as nearly half the seeded field vanished in a single afternoon at Island Sports in Bali.
Sixteen first-round matches launched Indonesia's highest-graded CUPRA FIP Tour event of the year at Island Sports in Bali, with Muh Alief Rezky Supriyadi and Irwin Irwin conceding nothing at all.
The fifth seeds beat the Jakarta champions in the men's final after the top seeds retired hurt in the semi-finals, while Victoria Kurz and Marcella Koek denied Elsa Terranova and Angelina Neizvestnaya a second Indonesian title in a fortnight.
Fitriani Sabatini and Jessica Lucinda Palma La Cruz beat the fourth seeds in three sets to reach the last four, while unseeded Christine Caroline Watupongoh and Samantha Edison ousted the No. 8 seeds on a 24-match Saturday at Dewa United Padel.
Zar Lasahido and Omar Salem saved a set to win the longest men's match of the round as the main draw opened at Dewa United Padel, with the top seeds and several Indonesian pairs reaching the last sixteen.
Muhammad Rafly and Muhammad Al Furqan beat the second seeds and then João Moura and Kenneth Legacy Yesyurun to reach the main draw, while the top qualifying seeds lost the final qualifying round and women's competition opened at Dewa United Padel.
João Moura and Kenneth Legacy Yesyurun recovered from a set down to eliminate the No. 5 seeds, while sixth seeds Muh Rezky Jabir Kiki and Raid Rahmat Laleno Mamat survived a deciding tiebreak against Indonesian wild cards at Dewa United Padel.
Febry Ramadhan Hidayat and Pambudi Elsa Wiguna beat the No. 7 seeds in straight sets, while the third and fourth seeds both departed by walkover on a 32-match opening day of men's qualifying at Dewa United Padel.
The second seeds dethroned the top seeds in a tense men's final, while Indonesia's Fitriana Sabrina and Fitriani Sabatini were forced to retire from the women's decider after a historic run to the title match.
Armando Soemarno and Irfandy Hendrawan carried home hopes into the men's last four, while the all-Indonesian seventh seeds swept into the women's semi-finals without dropping a game.
Mike Tanoso and Christian Alvin Edison dismantled the No. 3 seeds without dropping a game in the second set, while the women's draw opened with the top four seeds all marching through at Rana Grounds Mampang.
Spain dominated the men's final qualifying round, sending three pairs through, while Indonesia's Indra Wahyu Anshari and Muhamad Tito Zuhda Irhami claimed the remaining berth at Rana Grounds Mampang.
Wijaya Rindosa and Setyadi Bagus Laksono fought back from a set down to eliminate the No. 2 seeds, while Spain's Jose Antonio Macia Herrera and Aitor Ribera toppled the seventh seeds on a day of upsets at Rana Grounds Mampang.
Saul Serna Rafael and Madhiva Ananda Syahmir stunned the No. 1 seeds, while four of the sixteen seeded pairs exited on the opening day at Rana Grounds Mampang, South Jakarta.
Indonesia's national padel federation joins the Asian Games Fun Run 2026 and stages a padel exhibition, marking a historic step ahead of the sport's first-ever appearance as an official Asian Games discipline
Saturday compressed the Round of 16 and the quarter-finals into a single day — the men's bracket lost seeds 3 and 8 along the way, but the four pairs left standing in each draw are all from the top six of their seeding.
The Spanish-Indonesian qualifying pair came through a tough 6–2, 6–7, 6–2 win over fellow qualifiers Ijul and Aul, extending an unbeaten run that now sits at four matches.
Day 3's only seeded upset on the men's side belonged to the sibling pairing of Aldila and Gilang Soemarno, who beat the No. 7 seeds 6–4, 6–4 without dropping serve in the decisive moments.
After Thursday's qualifying chaos, Friday's main-draw opener went largely to script — fourteen of sixteen seeded pairings reached the Round of 16, with one men's seed beaten on court by an Indonesian sibling pairing and one women's seed withdrawing from the tournament before play.
The women's main draw began on Day 3 of FIP Bronze Yogyakarta 2026 with a clean run for the favourites — and a 6–0, 6–0 statement from Italy's Elisa Terranova and Anna Neizvestnaya on West A.
The Spanish-Indonesian pairing of Adria Mercadal and Raid Rahmat Laleno Mamat capped Day 2 with a 6–0, 6–0 qualifying final after earlier upsetting the No. 2 seeds.
Three Indonesian pairs and one Spanish-Indonesian combination earned the four men's main-draw spots on Day 2 of FIP Bronze Yogyakarta 2026 — and only one of them was a seeded team.
Thursday delivered the wildest day of qualifying yet at the Wii Social Hub, with four of the top five seeded pairs eliminated and only one favourite — Ijul and Aul — surviving the cut into the main draw.
After opening qualifying with a 6–0, 6–0 win on Wednesday, the top-seeded Indonesian pair lost a Round of 16 fight 1–6, 6–4, 6–3 — and the bracket's defining favourite was gone before the qualifying final.
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New milestone for the development of padel in Asia following OCA recognition of the International Padel Federation (FIP)
The OCA grants official recognition to FIP and Padel Asia
A New Step Toward the Olympic Games
The Red and White squad delivers an outstanding performance, toppling a seeded team and keeping their semifinal hopes alive.
Two victories over Kuwait and Bahrain secure Indonesia’s place among Asia’s best in Doha.
Indonesia showcases resilience on their first day in Doha
Convincing victory marks a perfect opening day in Doha
High spirits and full support accompany the team’s departure
The national padel squad marks a milestone with its first appearance at the FIP Asia Padel Cup 2025.
Hard Work and Spirit of Athletes Pave the Way to the Global Stage
National Selection 2025 Marks a New Milestone Towards the Global Stage
Giorgio Soemarno & Pol Alsina Escala Secure Runner-Up After a Strong Run
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Feity Lim & Jessy Rompies Secure Runner-Up
PBPI Chairman, Galih Kartasasmita, led the inauguration ceremony in Bali
PBPI x GoFood Presents Prestigious Tournament with IDR 320 Million Prize Pool
Jose Antonio Macia & Patrick Tjandra Earn Runner-Up in an Intense Final
Jessy Rompies & Karyn Emeralda Secure Runner-Up in Front of Enthusiastic Surabaya Crowd
A New Chapter for Building a Strong, Inclusive, and Sustainable Padel Ecosystem in Yogyakarta
National team selection is underway! Be part of Indonesia’s first official squad.
Show your skills and secure your spot before August 21!
A new chapter for West Java padel to grow and nurture talent
A fresh start for the capital city to build a strong, inclusive, and sustainable padel ecosystem
The biggest padel tournament returns with a total prize pool of over Rp150 million!
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A new beginning for Banten to drive growth, achievement, and inclusivity in Indonesian padel
The nation’s top padel players are heading to Bali from September 11–14, 2025
Padelistas, get ready for the action this August 28–31, 2025
The first-ever Asian team padel tournament marks a historic milestone for the sport
Registration open for all categories, deadline approaching soon
Read the requirements and registration steps before signing up
Register Today, Pair Up, and Play Your Best Match!
IDR 30 Million in Prizes Up for Grabs — Sign Up and Make It Yours
PBPI Indonesia Open Circuit 2025 Set to Rock Bandung!
Reminder for All Padel Players!
Bandung to host the second series of Indonesia’s largest national padel tournament
A Strategic Step Towards Building a More Professional Padel Ecosystem in Indonesia
The First Official Padel Tournament in Indonesia is About to Begin, with Jakarta as the Opening City
Jakarta Becomes Host of the Prestigious Cupra FIP Tour in Southeast Asia
