Galán and Chingotto's Pretoria P1 Prize Money: What They Took Home

Juan Lebrón and Ale Galán are no strangers to big prize pots, but it was Galán and Franco Chingotto who walked away with the top earnings at the Premier Padel P1 in Pretoria, the Tour's first stop on South African soil this season.

Winning a Premier Padel P1 event carries serious financial weight. Galán and Chingotto pocketed a significant payout, 25 500 € each, for claiming the title in Pretoria, reflecting the growing prize money structure that Premier Padel has been scaling up across its calendar. P1 events sit just below the Major tier, meaning the winner's cheque is substantial but the competition depth is just as fierce.

The prize money breakdown at a P1 rewards every round, so pairs who fall early still leave with something, but the gap between a first-round exit and lifting the trophy is considerable. That structure is intentional: it keeps matches competitive from the very first ball and rewards consistency across the full draw, not just a hot week in the final rounds.

For Galán and Chingotto, this result is more than a pay day. It adds ranking points, builds momentum, and signals that their partnership is one of the most dangerous on the current circuit. If you want to follow how the prize money and standings develop across the rest of the season, keeping an eye on the official Premier Padel updates is the best way to stay current.