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LATEST BRIEFING · 13 October 2026

Former world No.1s shine in Milan as Salazar begins her farewell and FIP rankings change

Maxi Sanchez and Sanyo Gutierrez both advanced on the opening day of Milano P1, while emerging Spanish players Manuel Castano and Pol Hernandez impressed. Alejandra Salazar begins her final Italian tournament today, and the newly published FIP rankings reward Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz for their recent performances. Spanish players also enjoyed officially confirmed FIP Silver success in Britain and Croatia.

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Former world No.1s shine in Milan as Salazar begins her farewell and FIP rankings changeMaxi Sanchez and Sanyo Gutierrez both advanced on the opening day of Milano P1, while emerging Spanish players Manuel Castano and Pol Hernandez impressed. Alejandra Salazar begins her final Italian tournament today, and the newly published FIP rankings reward Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz for their recent performances. Spanish players also enjoyed officially confirmed FIP Silver success in Britain and Croatia.Fernandez and Calvo save two match points as Dusseldorf finals are confirmedClaudia Fernandez and Martina Calvo survived two match points to reach the Germany P2 final, where they face Paris and Rotterdam champions Ari Sanchez and Andrea Ustero. Franco Stupaczuk and Jon Sanz defeated Galan and Chingotto for the second consecutive week and will meet world No.1s Coello and Tapia in today's men's final. Meanwhile, Milano P1 qualifying continues and the main draws have been announced.Düsseldorf semi-finals repeat Rotterdam as Nieto withdraws from MilanAll eight Germany P2 quarter-finals finished in straight sets, setting up four semi-final rematches from Rotterdam. Stupaczuk and Sanz face Galan and Chingotto again, while Coello and Tapia meet Lebron and Augsburger. Meanwhile, Coki Nieto has withdrawn from next week's Milano P1, forcing Mike Yanguas to partner Pablo Lijo.Galán and Chingotto survive Düsseldorf scare as Libaak and Alfonso earn Coello-Tapia rematchDefending champions Galán and Chingotto recovered from a set down to reach the Germany P2 quarter-finals, while Libaak and Alfonso secured another meeting with world No.1s Coello and Tapia. Eight quarter-finals take place in Düsseldorf today.Rotterdam semi-finalists fall immediately as Düsseldorf tests the tour's recoveryMaxi Arce and Juan Tello have eliminated Rotterdam semi-finalists Momo Gonzalez and Lucas Campagnolo in the opening round of the Germany P2, while Coki Nieto's withdrawal created an extraordinary lucky-loser opportunity for Alvaro Montiel and Dani Santigosa.
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