Austrian Padel Masters 2025: Excitement and 10,000 euros in prize money!

Austrian Padel Masters 2025: Excitement and 10,000 euros in prize money!

On December 6th, 2025, an exciting event is coming up in Vienna: The Austrian Padel Masters 2025 will attract the best players in the scene Padeldome Erdberg. From December 6th to 8th, the participants will fight for a total of 10,000 euros in prize money, which will be divided equally between men and women. There are 5,000 euros at stake each time, making for high-voltage matches.

The game mode is clearly structured: The game is played in the format “two winning sets with advantage scoring”, whereby the Golden Point is not used. The first group matches start on Saturday, December 6th, and the time has come at 6:00 p.m.! The full group phase follows on Sunday, and the decisive Monday brings the highlights with the semifinals and finals, which will be broadcast live on LAOLA1.

Who are the favorites?

For men, defending champions Christoph Krenn and David Alten will compete in Group A, where they will play against Moritz Felber and Georg Hubich, among others. In Group B, Michael Brus and Bogdan Levchuk are fighting for a place in the next rounds. The women will see several strong teams on the pitch with reigning champions Anna Schmid and Barbara Prenner as well as last year's winners Nina Geretschläger and Christine Seehofer-Krenn.

• Frauen Gruppe A: Anna Schmid / Barbara Prenner, Nina Dürnberger / Denisa Linhartova, Sabrina Urban / Kristina Ophey, Katharina Alten / Bianca Schiffauer
• Frauen Gruppe B: Nina Geretschläger / Alexandra Pils, Chiara Ambros / Lisa Marie Peleska, Stefanie Wilfling / Ingrid Resch, Cornelia Hebenstreit / Melina Lorenz
• Männer Gruppe A: Christoph Krenn / David Alten, Moritz Felber / Georg Hubich, Moritz Eiersebner / Markus Krocker, Lukas Labitsch / Patrick Ludwig
• Männer Gruppe B: Michael Brus / Bogdan Levchuk, Christopher Brunner / Björn Nareyka, Kristopher Sotiriu / Rainhard Boisits, Jörg Bachl / Thomas Unterhuber

The value of competition

Padel has become a real crowd puller in recent years. Over 25 million people in more than 90 countries play this sport, and the financial conditions are becoming increasingly attractive. While major tournaments such as the Premier Padel Majors offer prize money of up to 525,000 euros, the 10,000 euros of the Austrian Padel Masters are not to be sniffed at, especially for a national championship. A comparison with other tournament series shows that Premier Padel also pays out higher winnings at international level, with prize money for A1 Padel also becoming increasingly competitive.

This not only makes the players' hearts beat faster - sponsors and investors are also showing keen interest in padel, and more and more famous personalities are investing in the sport. For example, world-renowned athletes such as Zlatan Ibrahimović, Rafael Nadal and Jürgen Klopp have invested themselves in this dynamic sport. All of this speaks for a promising future for the padel world.

The victories and award ceremony on Monday not only have sporting relevance, but are also a commitment to the value of the athletes in padel. This development could even lead to padel finding a place in the Olympic family. A very interesting perspective!

So if you want to be in the middle of padel fever, you should mark December 8th in your calendar - the grand finale promises exciting matches and an exciting environment! Be there and experience the best padel action of the year live on the courts and via live stream!