The Pro Padel League (PPL) is preparing for an exciting 2024 season, with an action-packed calendar, a draft full of talent, a competition format that promises to be intense and a prize pool that reaches one million dollars.
If this is the first time you are hearing about this new competition, we recommend you first read this article where we explain the basics of the PPL.
The PPL regular season consists of four events, each lasting six days, from Monday to Saturday. Teams, divided into two groups, will play four matches over five days.
Group assignments will be chosen randomly for the first event and on merit for future events. The top two teams from each group will advance to the semi-finals, and finally, the winners of the semi-finals will compete for the title.
Below you can see the dates for all the rounds of the 2024 season in the Pro Padel League:
The 2024 PPL draft took place this past Tuesday, February 13, with three new franchises joining: Houston Volts, Flowrida Goats and New York Atlantics.
This year’s draft featured 300 players, of which only 23 were selected to join the league. Among the outstanding players were Fede Chingotto, Pablo Lima, Juan Martin Diaz and Miguel Lamperti.
Here is the full result of this one:
In this section we have to distinguish between the regular season and the Cup, both follow a similar format. In the regular season, teams are divided into two groups and play each team in their group once. Men’s and women’s doubles are played best of three sets with a 10-point super tie-break instead of a third set, while mixed doubles are played to one set with a 6-6 tie-break.
The PPL Cup involves the top eight ranked teams, which are divided into two groups. The top two teams from each group advance to the semi-finals, and then to the final or the third-fourth place match.
The PPL has announced a prize purse of $1 million for the 2024 season, underlining the growth and importance of this new league on the world padel scene.
With all these elements, the Pro Padel League 2024 is shaping up to be a key event in the sporting calendar, attracting both big name players and new talent, and promising a high level of competition for all padel fans to enjoy.
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