Pattaya, Thailand – July 19, 2026 – The Asia Pacific Padel Tour has crowned its champions at the APPT Prime Padel Pattaya Grand Slam. It is the first time the Tour has brought its Grand Slam tier to Pattaya. Over three days and four courts at Prime Padel Pattaya, more than 110 players from 21 nationalities competed in nine categories. They shared USD 13,000 in prize money. It was the second Grand Slam of the 2026 season in Thailand, following January’s Pad Thai Padel Grand Slam in Bangkok. Full Pattaya Grand Slam results follow below.
Eduard Altimires Ros and Juan Carlos Gama González Win Pro Male
Eduard Altimires Ros and Juan Carlos Gama González (ESP) won the Pro Male title. The win extends Altimires Ros’s run as the field’s points leader after back-to-back 2026 titles at Phuket III and Penang. Meanwhile, Sergi Nogueras Lorenz and Valentino Acosta Kremnitzer (ARG) reached their third straight final. Their previous two came at Hong Kong Grand Slam Platinum and KL Open.
Carlota Estrada and Elisabeth Estrada (ESP) also won the Pro Female title, defeating Irina Chernaya (RUS) and Natalie Narkprasert (THA) in the final. In Pro Mix, Chernaya delivered on her own points-leader status, winning the title alongside Laureano D’addona (ARG). It capped a weekend of two finals for the marquee signing, who played both categories.
Check the full tournament results HERE
Thailand’s Weekend
Thai players reached deep into the main draws all weekend. Anais Nussaume and Lara Rotrakarn, and Thassha Vitayaviroj and Dares Srirungreang — two all-Thai pairs — both reached the Pro Female semifinals. Stefano Mocciola (THA) reached the Pro Mix final alongside Nussaume. He also paired with Arnav Rawal (THA) to win through the Pro Male Qualy, the pair’s first tournament in the Pro ranks.
Three of Bangkok’s January champions stepped up to challenge in the Pro ranks this week, each with a new partner. Notably, Nantarat Wattanpraneekul (THA) reached the Pro Female quarterfinals, and Chattida Thimjapo (THA) the Pro Mix quarterfinals. In fact, Srirungreang went furthest of all, reaching the semifinals in her Pro debut.
Thailand, Indonesia, and Sweden Share the Amateur Podiums
Also, the Amateur podiums crowned champions from seven different countries. Artemii Besedin (RUS) and Maksim Parygin (RUS) won Amateur Male. Furthermore, Maria Mellblom (SWE) and Natasja Van Gennip (NED) won Amateur Female. Shahla Salih (THA) and Daniel Fuentes Asensio (ESP) won Amateur Mix. In Amateur B, Hafizh Zar Alvaro (INA) and Kurniawan Putra Mada (INA) won the Male title. Chutima Chitpitak and Bella Osterrieth (THA) won the Female title. Azzeddine Takouloufa (FRA) and Annie Kalkman (THA) won the Mix title.
The Tournament Partners of Pattaya Grand Slam
Prime Padel Pattaya hosted the weekend. Pullman Pattaya G served as the tournament’s Official Hotel. Joma, PadelProShop, Olympia Court, HEAD, and Dafanews continued as tournament partners. In addition, Pixasia (photo and video) and Wow Broadcast Team (live stream) covered the action courtside.
What’s Next
Beyond that, the APPT calendar moves to Japan next, with the APPT Padel Dojo Grand Slam Osaka taking place August 28–30. Register here.
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