The final entry lists for the FIP Beyond B3 Greenoak Open are in, and the field is set. Twenty-six pairs are confirmed across five age-group draws, with players from the United States, Great Britain, Brazil, France, Chile, Mexico and Argentina.
Play begins Friday at Padel X, 141 NE 13th Terrace, on six outdoor blue-turf courts. Finals are Sunday. Every entrant arrives with zero FIP Beyond ranking points, so Miami’s points will be the first marker on the board for the whole field.
The draws are packed with familiar names from the US Senior National Team that competed at the FIP Senior World Cup in Buenos Aires last month. The women’s side is deeper, with 20 pairs across four draws; the men’s field is concentrated in a single 45+ bracket.
Men’s draws
The men’s 45+ draw carries real pedigree. Six pairs are entered, and three of them feature players from the US roster at the 2026 FIP Senior World Cup.
Jose De Armas and Juan Arraya (USA) are the pair to watch. They were the US 45+ pairing at the Senior World Cup. De Armas comes in after a quarterfinal run at FIP Bronze Miami in May, and Arraya is the current 45+ national age-group champion.
Two more World Cup players add depth to the bracket. Rudi Kalil (USA), named to the US 50+ roster for Buenos Aires, teams up with Brazil’s Claudio Risco. Alex O’Brien (USA), a member of the US 55+ roster, partners with France’s Nalle Grinda.
Women’s draws
Six members of the US women’s team that won silver at the Senior World Cup in Buenos Aires, the team’s best-ever finish, are entered in Miami. They are spread across all four women’s draws, which hold 20 pairs in total.
In the 40+, Annica Cooper, named to the US 40+ roster for the World Cup, pairs with Great Britain’s Sophie Cousins.
The 45+ is where the national-team names cluster. Cooper doubles up alongside Marieline Grinda, Natalia De Biasi (US 45+) teams with Amela Hadziosmanovic, Ana Magrini (US 55+) plays with Laura Gaviria Halaby, and Andi Neugarten (US 60+) partners with Kimberly Wattrick.
The 50+ features a ready-made World Cup pairing: Nancy Dingwall and Mariana Talarico, both on the US 50+ roster in Buenos Aires.
In the 55+, Neugarten returns with Jennifer Demsey, and Magrini teams with Karina Tenenbaum.
Storylines to watch
World Cup silver comes to Miami. Less than a month after the US women finished runners-up in Buenos Aires, six of them are back on court. Nancy Dingwall and Mariana Talarico, teammates on the 50+ roster, enter the 50+ together.
World Cup teammates reunite. Jose De Armas and Juan Arraya are the headline men’s pair. They also represented the US together in the 45+ at the Senior World Cup.
Double duty on Saturday. Annica Cooper (40+ and 45+), Ana Magrini (45+ and 55+) and Andi Neugarten (45+ and 55+) are each entered in two draws. With the second round and quarterfinals both on Saturday, recovery could decide who is still standing on Sunday.
A British contingent. Eight women from Great Britain made the trip and feature in all four women’s draws.
Points on the line from zero. No entrant holds FIP Beyond ranking points yet. Results here feed the FIP Beyond Ranking, built on each player’s best 11 results, which controls access to the FIP Beyond Finals, the Continental Cup by Pairs and the World Cup by Pairs.
Event info
- Venue: Padel X, 141 NE 13th Terrace, Miami, FLÂ
- Courts: 6 outdoor (blue turf), plus 8 indoor courts at Boca Raton as a rain backup
- Friday, October 16: First round
- Saturday, October 17: Second round and quarterfinals
- Sunday, October 18: Semifinals and finals
- Official hotels: Marriott Biscayne Bay and Grand Beach Hotel
Draws and results will be posted on the official FIP event page.