With entry lists now published, FIP Promises Miami is ready to get underway. The tournament runs September 25-27 at Padel X in Miami, and the headline storyline coming in is Santiago Costantini, fresh off a title sweep at the circuit’s most recent U.S. stop in San Francisco, who returns to top billing in the Boys U14 field with yet another partner.

A busy Miami return

Play unfolds across Padel X’s outdoor match courts on the club’s signature blue turf. As with every FIP Promises event, points earned in Miami count toward the FIP Promises Americas rankings, which feed into national team selection ahead of the FIP Junior World Championships.

Boys U14: Costantini returns hot, a familiar rival lines back up

Santiago Costantini enters as the No. 2 seed, teaming with Venezuela’s Jesus Miguel Atouan Traboulsi, a new partnership for him. Just last month, Costantini swept both the Boys U14 and U16 titles at FIP Promises San Francisco, playing that week with Vitto Benvenutto. That San Francisco U14 final went the distance against Marco Antonio Diaz Leal Ferrer and his partner, a 7-5, 1-6, 10-5 match-tiebreak thriller. Diaz Leal Ferrer is back in Miami, too, now as a wild-card entry at No. 6 with a new partner, Carlos Acosta. Oliver Dick of Argentina, paired with Chile’s Eduardo Macaya, the same player who partnered Diaz Leal Ferrer in that San Francisco final, sets up a possible rematch with Costantini from the opposite end of the draw. Jose Ramon Garrido and Gael Reyes Dominguez round out the top three, with Sebastian Hernandez Ochoa and Daniel Gibly at No. 4 and Diego Sonville and Marco Fuentes Davila at No. 5.

Boys U16: Costantini moves up, off another San Francisco title

Francisco Bozzola and Aiden Gibly take the No. 1 seed in Boys U16. Emiliano Antonio Gonzalez and Diego De La Cruz sit at No. 2. Diego Sonville reappears at No. 3, this time alongside Marco Fuentes Davila rather than his San Francisco partner, Vihaan Paka Hegde. Costantini moves up an age group and sits at No. 4, with Traboulsi, coming off that San Francisco U16 title, won the same weekend as his U14 title. Alan Mendoza and Matthew Toro round out the top five.

Boys U18: A compact field up top

Emiliano Antonio Gonzalez tops the Boys U18 seeds, pairing with Camilo Velasco Franco. Santiago Castro Varela and Diego De La Cruz sit at No. 2. Francisco Bozzola and Aiden Gibly, the Boys U16 top seeds, move up and take the No. 3 seed here as well. Santiago Hernandez Ochoa and Mateo Herrera Sedgwick hold No. 4, with Jacobo Rodriguez and Tiago Valdivia at No. 5.

Girls U14: Sisters on top

Kiara and Valentina Bres Rohana, an American sister duo, are the No. 1 seed in Girls U14. Marisabel Aguerrevere and Daniela Garcia Veiga sit at No. 2, followed by Elena Altube Pintos and Jade Silvana Salgado Falomir at No. 3, Isabel Keller and Zara Lipovaca at No. 4, and Alejandra Martinez Pardo Matia and Maya Chang at No. 5.

Girls U16 and U18: Cantu and Berlanga top both draws

Emma Cantu and Roberta Berlanga are the No. 1 seeds in both U16 and U18. In U16, Lola Rose Caceres and Katalina Correa sit at No. 2, followed by Ornella Beltramino and Mya Campa Labossière at No. 3, Brazilian sisters Karine and Ana Peluso Tirloni at No. 4, and Ariana Sagrera and Olivia Gherardi at No. 5. In U18, the Peluso Tirloni sisters move up to No. 2, Katalina Correa and Lola Rose Caceres take No. 3, Julianna Cobo Basave and Fernanda Garcia Martinez sit at No. 4, and Sagrera and Gherardi again round out the top five.

Tournament Details

• Venue: Padel X, 141 NE 13th Terrace, Miami, FL. 
• Dates: September 25-27, 2026 (qualifying September 24).
• Location: Miami, FL.
• Tournament Director: Nalle Grinda.
  
  

Full tournament information is available on the official FIP event page.