2006 Padel Pro Tour

Padel Pro Tour 2006
Details
Duration8 May – 3 December
Edition1st
Tournaments16
CategoriesOpen (15)
Masters (1)
Achievements (singles)
Most titlesMale
Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz
Female
Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig
Most finalsMale
Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz
Female
Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig
2007 →

The 2006 Padel Pro Tour was the inaugural edition of the Padel Pro Tour, the most prestigious professional padel circuit in the world.[1] In the first edition of the circuit, the Argentinians Fernando Belasteguín and Juan Martín Díaz were crowned number 1 for the fifth time, after having been the best ranked pair for four years in the Spanish and International circuit.[2] In the female division Iciar Montes and Neki Berwig were the first female pair to be crowned number one in PPT.[3]

Schedule

Tournament City Country Date
Córdoba International Córdoba  Spain 8 May – 14 May
Majadahonda International Majadahonda  Spain 29 May – 4 June
Valencia Internacional Valencia  Spain 4 June – 10 June
FEP Madrid Madrid  Spain 19 June – 25 June
Alicante Internacional Alicante  Spain 26 June – 2 July
Valladolid Internacional Valladolid  Spain 7 July – 9 July
Marbella Internacional Marbella  Spain 5 August – 11 August
Torre Bellver Internacional Oropesa del Mar  Spain 10 August – 15 August
Ciudad de Fuengirola International Fuengirola  Spain 14 August – 20 August
El Puerto de Santa María International El Puerto de Santa María  Spain 19 August – 25 August
Palma de Mallorca Internacional Palma de Mallorca  Spain 28 August – 3 September
Mérida Internacional Mérida  Spain 11 September – 17 September
Madrid Internacional Madrid  Spain 18 September – 24 September
Zaragoza Internacional Zaragoza  Spain 25 September – 1 October
Las Palmas Internacional Las Palmas  Spain 30 October – 5 November
Master PPT Madrid  Spain 30 November – 3 December

Results

Male

Tournament Winners Runners-up Result
Córdoba International Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 6–3[4][5]
Majadahonda International Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–0 / 6–0[6][7]
Valencia Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–4 / 6–3[8][9]
FEP Madrid Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		[10][11]
Alicante Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 6–4[12]
Valladolid Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 6–3[13]
Marbella Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Ramiro Nanni
Raúl Arias 		6–3 / 6–4[14][15]
Torre Bellver Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		7–6 / 6–4[16]
Ciudad de Fuengirola International Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–4 / 6–0[17][18]
El Puerto de Santa María International Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 6–2[19][20]
Palma de Mallorca Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 7–5 / 6–4[21][22]
Mérida Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Pablo Lima
Roby Gattiker 		6–2 / 6–0[23][24]
Madrid Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 7–6[25][26]
Zaragoza Internacional Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		7–6 / 6–3[27][28]
Las Palmas International Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Pablo Lima
Roby Gattiker 		6–1 / 6–2
Master PPT Fernando Belasteguín
Juan Martín Díaz 		Gabriel Reca
Sebasian Nerone 		6–3 / 6–2[29][30]

Female

Tournament Winners Runners-up Result
Córdoba International Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Silvela
Paula Eyheraguibel 		6–1 / 6–2[31][32]
Majadahonda International Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Silvela
Paula Eyheraguibel 		6–3 / 6–1[33][34]
Valencia Internacional Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Silvela
Paula Eyheraguibel 		6–4 / 6–3[35][36]
FEP Madrid Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Silvela
Paula Eyheraguibel 		6–1 / 6–1[37]
Alicante Internacional Not contested
Valladolid Internacional Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Silvela
Paula Eyheraguibel 		6–1 / 6–3[38]
Marbella Internacional Not contested
Torre Bellver Internacional Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Carolina Navarro
Paula Eyheraguibel 		6–4 / 0–6 / 6–2[39][40]
Ciudad de Fuengirola International Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Catalina
Valeria Pavon 		6–0 / 7–5[41][42]
El Puerto de Santa María International Not contested
Palma de Mallorca Internacional
Mérida Internacional
Madrid Internacional Iciar Montes
Neki Berwig 		Maria Silvela
Silvana Campus 		6–1 / 6–2[43][44]
Zaragoza Internacional Not contested
Las Palmas Internacional
Master PPT

End of season ranking

Male

2006 Men's Ranking[45]
N.º Name Country Points
1 Fernando Belasteguín  Argentina 2.160
Juan Martín Díaz  Spain
3 Gabriel Reca  Argentina 1.520
Sebastian Nerone  Argentina
5 Gaston Malacalza  Spain 1.080
Maxi Gabriel  Argentina
7 José Maria Montes  Spain 894
Matías Díaz  Spain
9 Pablo Lima  Brazil 800
Roby Gattiker  Argentina
11 Fernando Poggi  Argentina 675
Gustavo Vidal  Spain
13 Ramiro Toledo  Spain 602
Raul Arias  Spain
15 Juan di Carlantonio  Argentina 540
Mariano Lasaigues  Argentina

Female

2006 Women's Ranking[46]
N.º Name Country Points
1 Icair Montes  Spain 1.080
Lisandre Berwig  Brazil
3 Paula Eyheraguibel  Argentina 780
4 Maria Silvela  Spain 740
5 Catalna Tenorio  Spain 580
Valeria Pavon  Argentina
7 Alejandra Salazar  Spain 450
Melissa Capra  Spain
9 Carolina Navarro  Sweden 395
10 Cecilia Reiter  Argentina 360
Mariana Perez  Spain
12 Silvana Campus  Argentina 355
13 Araceli Monteri  Argentina 247

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