González & Cabeza Set Up Family QF Clash at London P1
Mariano González and Curro Cabeza beat Pretoria finalists Leal–Guerrero en route to the QF at Olympia, where they face world No.1 Coello—Cabeza's own brother-in-law.
All four men's seeds reach the last four at Olympia. Galán and Chingotto need just 44 minutes; Triay-Brea survive a 2h33 women's battle.
8. August 2026Mariano González and Curro Cabeza beat Pretoria finalists Leal–Guerrero en route to the QF at Olympia, where they face world No.1 Coello—Cabeza's own brother-in-law.
Pretoria finalists Leal and Guerrero fall to teenage duo González-Cabeza, while qualifiers Solano-Pereyra stun third-seeded Yanguas-Stupaczuk at Olympia.
Javi Garrido and Lucas Bergamini lost to Belluati-Piotto in the London P1 round of 16, extending a run of early exits that has defined a difficult second half of 2026.
The LTA confirmed in May 2026 that Britain has one million active padel players. This week's London P1 at Olympia is the natural next chapter in that story.
London Padel Week (3–9 Aug) unites five clubs across the capital in 50+ grassroots events running alongside the inaugural London Premier Padel P1 at Olympia.
Galán and Chingotto survived a match point in the deciding tie-break to beat Leal–Guerrero, while Brea and Triay claimed their fifth title of 2026 in an equally dramatic women's final.