September 22, 2026

Garcia and Hernandez take the men's pro title at the Tonybet Padel Festival

Six categories, six podiums. The 100,000 euro festival in Riga finished on 20 September, and the club has published the full results.

Pablo Garcia and Luis Hernandez won the men's pro doubles at the Tonybet Padel Festival in Riga. Agueda Perez Ortiz and Martina Fassio Goyeneche took the women's pro title.

Six categories were played over the three days. The full podiums, gold to bronze:

Men's doubles, pro

  1. Pablo Garcia / Luis Hernandez
  2. Pedro Meléndez Amaya / Miguel Benítez Lara
  3. Facundo Dominguez / Denis Perino

Women's doubles, pro

  1. Agueda Perez Ortiz / Martina Fassio Goyeneche
  2. Araceli Martinez / Laura Lujan
  3. Carla Rodriguez Sanchez / Martina Minetti

Men's doubles B (Stiga)

  1. Davids Jakovics / Reinis Nolendorfs
  2. Alexandr Gaiduk / Toms Preinbergs
  3. Marius Mickevičius / Deividas Kaškelis

Men's doubles C (Babolat)

  1. Marek Tsernjavski / Ken Martti Birk
  2. Aivis Ivbulis / Edzus Prokofjevs
  3. Jonas Gecevičius / Vilhelmas Daugmaudis

Women's doubles B (Stiga)

  1. Kristīne Kastanovska-Ilziņa / Agnese Melne
  2. Viktorija Timofejeva / Inese Gaismiņa
  3. Katya Shkor / Melānija Tuvikene

Women's doubles C (Stiga)

  1. Natalja Botičeva / Elīna Herca
  2. Svetlana Masala / Gintare Stolerova
  3. Vita Kalnina / Rūta Ozoliņa

The Tonybet Padel Festival was played at Tonybet Padel in Riga from 18 to 20 September 2026, with a 100,000 euro prize pool - the largest on the Baltic calendar this season. The club published podiums only, so no match scores are available.

Sources: Tonybet Padel on Instagram, tournament page

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