Reserve Cup Marbella 2026 Strengthens Competition with Historic Women’s Division
The Reserve Cup Marbella 2026 is poised to showcase the world’s elite padel players at the renowned Puente Romano Beach Resort in Spain’s Costa del Sol from June 18 to 20, 2026. This prestigious tournament, presented by Sierra Blanca Estates, marks the second event in the 2026 Reserve Cup Series, following a successful opener in Miami. Notably, this edition introduces a significant milestone with the establishment of a dedicated women’s division.
A Historic Tournament
Since its international debut in Marbella in 2025, the Reserve Cup has quickly gained recognition as a premier event in professional padel. The tournament combines high-level competition with luxury hospitality and entertainment, attracting a global audience. The 2026 edition aims to build on this momentum, bringing together top athletes and enhancing the overall experience for attendees.
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The event is led by Wayne Boich, Founder and CEO of Reserve Padel, alongside Honorary Chairman Jimmy Butler. The tournament is set against the picturesque backdrop of Puente Romano, home to one of Spain’s original padel clubs, and aims to elevate the sport beyond traditional sporting events.
Men’s Competition Details
The men’s competition will feature two elite teams comprising 12 of the world’s top-ranked players. Each day of the tournament will include six matches, showcasing some of the strongest talent in the sport. Confirmed participants include Arturo Coello, Agustin Tapia, Alejandro Galán, Miguel Yanguas, Coki Nieto, and Javi Garrido.
For the first time, the Reserve Cup Marbella will also host a standalone women’s competition. Six leading female players will be divided into two teams of three, competing in one match per day over three total matches. This women’s division will operate independently from the men’s draw and will feature its own prize purse, while maintaining the tournament’s popular rotating team format.
Among the confirmed stars for the women’s competition are World No. 1 Delfi Brea, Bea Gonzalez, Marta Ortega Gallego, and Alejandra Salazar, ensuring a high level of competition.
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Wayne Boich emphasized the importance of the women’s division, stating that it reflects the rapid growth of professional padel and the tournament’s commitment to inclusivity. He noted that the addition of this division aims to create a more globally representative event, expanding its influence and attracting broader audiences.
Player Reactions
Jimmy Butler, who has been involved with the Reserve Cup since its inception, expressed excitement about the tournament’s evolution. He remarked on the growth from Miami to Marbella, highlighting the competitive spirit that the event fosters. Butler emphasized the caliber of play, stating, “You’ve got some of the best in the world going at it – it doesn’t get much better than that.”
Delfi Brea also shared her enthusiasm for participating in the inaugural women’s draw, calling it a significant step for both the tournament and the sport. She noted the excitement surrounding the event and the opportunity to compete alongside the best players in Marbella.
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Partnerships and Sponsorships
Sierra Blanca Estates has reaffirmed its commitment to the tournament by returning as the Presenting Partner for the 2026 edition. Carlos Rodríguez, CEO of Sierra Blanca Estates, remarked on the high quality of last year’s Marbella edition, noting its significance as one of the top sporting events in the city.
The Reserve Cup Marbella 2026 will offer a fully immersive luxury experience, featuring elevated VIP hospitality, premium viewing opportunities, curated culinary programming, and exclusive events. This comprehensive approach aims to create an unforgettable atmosphere for players, sponsors, and guests.
The tournament is supported by a robust lineup of partners, including UBS, Moncayo Golf & Ocean Club, Playtomic, Discovery Land Company, Puente Romano Hotel, Diputación de Málaga, Junta de Andalucía, and the City of Marbella. Their involvement underscores the growing significance of the Reserve Cup as a major sporting event and a contributor to regional tourism and economic activity.
Local Impact and Media Coverage
Marbella Mayor Ángeles Muñoz praised the tournament’s return, highlighting its positive impact on the city’s international reputation. She expressed pride in hosting the Reserve Cup and emphasized its role in reinforcing Marbella’s status as a leading destination for sport, tourism, and hospitality.
The 2026 Reserve Cup Marbella will enjoy extensive international media coverage. In Spain, the tournament will be broadcast by Mediaset España through its Infinity platform, while DAZN will provide worldwide coverage. Fans in Argentina and Chile will be able to watch through ESPN and Disney+, further expanding the tournament’s reach.
Fans seeking the latest broadcast schedules and live viewing details can follow the Reserve Cup Series on Instagram for updates and daily coverage.
Tickets for the Reserve Cup Marbella 2026 are available exclusively through Ticketmaster, offering both single-day admission and three-day packages. This year’s event promises to deliver world-class competition and luxury experiences, marking a significant moment for professional padel with the debut of its highly anticipated women’s division.
As reported by hauteliving.com.
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Published on 2026-06-04 18:32:00 • By FAME Delivered News Desk