Paris Major Prize Money: What Coello-Tapia and Sánchez-Ustero Earned

The 2026 Premier Padel Paris Major P1 is done, and it delivered two dominant champions. On the women's side, Ari Sánchez and Andrea Ustero claimed the title with a composed, mature performance across the week. On the men's side, Agustín Tapia and Arturo Coello confirmed their status at the top of the game, beating Galán and his partner in the final on one of the most demanding courts on the circuit.

So what does winning a Premier Padel P1 Major actually pay? The prize fund at this level is significant. Coello and Tapia took home €27,000 each for the men's title, while Sánchez and Ustero earned the same figure on the women's side, €27,000 per player for the gold. Runners-up collected roughly half that amount, underlining how much the reward gap narrows as you drop down the draw.

For context, a first-round exit at a P1 event earns players a fraction of that figure, which is why consistency across the full week matters so much, not just for ranking points but for actual earnings. Players covering their own travel and coaching costs feel that difference sharply.

Sánchez and Ustero's win is particularly noteworthy from a tactical standpoint. Their ability to control pace and impose structure in the women's draw has been a recurring theme in 2026, and Paris just added another data point to that pattern. Coello and Tapia, meanwhile, continue to look like the benchmark pair in the men's game whenever they are firing on all cylinders.