The tour, the players, partnerships, technology and new clubs, every morning in a few minutes, with a link to every report we used. UK and Europe first.

Rotterdam finals go to the Paris champions, Guinart climbs the rankings, Esbri and Jofre win a three tie-break final in Perugia and Bath approves five courts.
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Qatar's Naif brothers win in Nagoya, Coello and Tapia meet Stupaczuk and Sanz in Rotterdam, five new pairs debut in Düsseldorf and two English clubs grow.
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Japan take the women's gold in Nagoya, Galán and Chingotto go out in Rotterdam, the FIP opens its 2027 calendar and Swansea plans seafront courts.
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Asian Games semi-finals are set, Libaak and Alfonso knock out Leal and Guerrero in Rotterdam, Laura Luján's season ends and Warrington gets a club.
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The LTA Padel Nationals start in Bristol, a Wembley club shuts over unpaid rent, the top seeds enter in Rotterdam and US universities get a league.
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France pick 16 for Doha, a first upset in Rotterdam, a British junior wins in Egypt and floating courts open on a Liverpool dock.
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First Asian Games wins in Nagoya, Sportradar joins the tour to guard against match-fixing, Rotterdam starts and a new Telford centre is proposed.
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Spain pick 16 players for Doha, Leal and Guerrero answer with a Lyon title, padel starts at the Asian Games and Lacoste launches its first rackets.
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The Netherlands men complete Europe's World Cup quartet, padel debuts at the South American Games, Rotterdam starts and two UK projects move on.
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Great Britain's women qualify for the Doha World Cup, Spain pairs its famous estranged duo, padel debuts at the Asian Games and two new clubs open.
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