| Rank | Men's Player | Points | Women's Player | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
Agustín Tapia | 19,940 |
Gemma Triay | 16,920 |
| 1 |
Arturo Coello | 19,940 |
Ariana Sánchez | 15,630 |
| 3 |
Alejandro Galán | 13,690 |
Paula Josemaría | 15,630 |
| 4 |
Federico Chingotto | 13,690 |
Delfina Brea | 14,950 |
| 5 |
Franco Stupaczuk | 8,705 |
Claudia Fernández | 13,540 |
| 6 |
Juan Lebrón | 7,680 |
Beatriz González | 9,410 |
| 7 |
Miguel Yanguas | 7,632 |
Sofía Araújo | 7,340 |
| 8 |
Jorge Nieto | 6,675 |
Marta Ortega | 7,025 |
| 9 |
Martín Di Nenno | 5,550 |
Andrea Ustero | 6,305 |
| 10 |
Jon Sanz | 5,370 |
Alejandra Salazar | 5,030 |
Global Padel Rankings Explained
Consistent performance is what gives you a higher ranking. This performance is reflective of the total points secured in the ranking table. Both the World Padel Tour (WPT) and the International Padel Federation (FIP) use a defined criterion for positioning the players.
World Padel Tour (WPT) Criteria
Players earn points by playing and winning WPT tournaments.
Rankings update over a rolling 12-month period; older points lose value.
Only the best performances count toward the final score.
International Padel Federation (FIP) Criteria
Rankings are based on Premier Padel and CUPRA FIP Tour events.
Premier Padel: Majors, P1, and P2 categories.
FIP Tour: Platinum, Gold, Silver, and Bronze tiers.
Points are awarded based on match performance.
Top players from each tournament influence the global rankings.
Padel in Pakistan: Rankings in Pakistan 2025
As one globally popular game, padel is slowly dominating Pakistan’s sports scene also, evident from the population’s growing interest in padel. The following is a listing of the top national padel players in 2025 according to the Pakistan’s Padel Presence and Times of Karachi .
| Rank | Men's Player(s) | Points | Women's Player(s) | Points |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Muhammad Azhar & Nafees Yaqoob | 600 | Natalia Zaman | 900 |
| 2 | Adeel Ahmed Allawala & Hassheesh Kumar | 580 | Safinah Danish Elahi & Neha Adnan Khan | 650 |
| 3 | Muhammad Rayyan | 450 | Mehak Taherani & Saira Umar | 600 |
| 4 | Sami Zeb Khan, Shumail Hamid Shigri, Murtazain Shoaib & Muhammad Aamil Asif (group) | 400 | Sana Sohail Tabba & Natasha Zaman | 500 |
| 5 | Muhammad Shamael Tajammul & Asad Ali Bhagat | 350 | Maha Daniyal Saeed, Samia Talha Ansari, Sehr Saba Beg & Saleena Beg (group) | 200 |
| 6 | Ali Ilyas | 330 | — | — |
Emerging Internationally – Historic Entry
Mohammed Aziz Khan (License #174, PPF) became the first Pakistani to compete in a FIP International Bronze Tournament (Hong Kong, March 10–16, 2025). This marks a major milestone in Pakistan’s global padel presence.
Note: This ranking is based on the data obtained from Pakistan’s Padel Federation, affiliated to the International Padel Federation and Times of Karachi.
Ranking Criterion for Padel Players in Pakistan
PPF has recently released a new criterion for padel player ranking. This is aligned with the FIP standards to ensure maximum consistency.
Event Levels: Six levels, from national to local competitions.
Winner (National Level): 500 points.
Finalist (National Level): 400 points.
Semi-Finalist (National Level): 300 points.
Quarter-Finalist (National Level): 200 points.
Round-of-16 (National Level): 100 points.
Participation (National Level): 50 points.
Local & Regional Events: Lower points based on event level and round reached.
Alignment with FIP: Points system aligned with FIP standards for consistency in rankings.
Global Impact: Points help players qualify for international events like the FIP World Cup.