Pro Padel League Miami 2025: Finals Recap and Tournament Overview

Finals and Third Place Matches

Men last-day results

• Final:
  Miami Padel Club (Agustin Tapia & Eduardo Alonso) vs. Cancun Waves (Alex Ruiz Lobo & Franco Dal Bianco)
  Score: Miami Padel Club came out on top in a thrilling final. 1:6, 6:3, 10:8
• Third Place Match:
  New York Atlantics (Lucas Campagnolo & Jon Sanz) vs. Flowrida Goats (Pablo Cardona & Leo Augsburger)
  Score: New York Atlantics won 4:6, 6:3, 10:4

Women last-day results

• Final:
  Flowrida Goats (Gemma Triay & Delfi Brea) vs. New York Atlantics (Andrea Ustero & Ariana Sanchez)
  Score: New York Atlantics won 7:6, 3:6, 10:7
• Third Place Match:
  Cancun Waves (Marina Lobo & Sofia Saiz) vs. Las Vegas Smash (Marta Ortega & Alejandra Alonso)
  Score: Las Vegas Smash won 6:4, 6:4.

Tournament Highlights

Star Power in Miami

This year’s Miami stop was packed with talent. Fans got to see Agustin Tapia, Gemma Triay, Delfi Brea, and plenty of other top names in action. The PPL’s format—mixing men’s and women’s matches and featuring city-based teams—meant every session brought something new.

Men’s Final: Miami’s Big Win

The men’s final was a highlight, with Miami’s own Tapia and Alonso taking on the Cancun Waves’ Ruiz Lobo and Dal Bianco. Tapia and Alonso had already survived a tense semifinal against New York, winning in a super tiebreak. In the final, they fed off the energy of the home crowd to claim the title.

Padel’s Big Moment

The Miami event kicked off what’s shaping up to be a huge season for the Pro Padel League. With new international stops and a growing fanbase, the league is really starting to make waves. The mix of established stars and fresh faces, plus the excitement of city rivalries, is giving padel fans plenty to cheer about.

Wrapping Up

All in all, the 2025 Pro Padel League Miami event had everything: top-level play, big personalities, and a buzzing atmosphere. With the season just getting started, there’s a lot more action on the way—and if Miami was anything to go by, it’s going to be a season to remember.